Sentence examples for unconventional step from inspiring English sources

So Anne Waxman knew she was taking an unconventional step when she bought a second home as a single woman.

"I wanted the dress, the vows, the flowers and the pictures," said Ms. Provost, 36, who took the unconventional step of turning the couple's elopement into a blowout.

It is another unconventional step for the woebegone franchise that this week named Epstein, at 28, the youngest general manager in baseball history.

Even Mr. Bennett, who usually espouses an educational approach as traditional as a little red schoolhouse, acknowledged that the new venture was an unconventional step for him.

He felt so strongly about it that he took an unconventional step for an analyst: he agreed to lead a slate of directors put together by Carl Icahn, the billionaire financier, in a proxy battle with the company.

Precisely why GMTV's political editor took the bizarrely unconventional step of filing it to the News of the World, as opposed to reporting on it for her own employer, has never been made clear.

Then it took various unconventional steps to push down long-term rates, including those on mortgages.

The bank also pledged to announce new, unconventional steps to try to revive bank lending and activity in May.

Warding off deflation, for instance, will demand more unconventional steps from more central banks for longer than many now seem to foresee.

In the United States, a robust recovery remains stubbornly elusive, and Mr. Bernanke is said to be ready to take new, unconventional steps to increase the money supply in order to maintain the uncertain growth of the past year.

N.Y.U. is especially eager to sever the connections between them, analysts and hospital officials say, and might consider unconventional steps, like paying off a significant part of its debt early, to enable a refinancing.