Sentence examples for welcome stride from inspiring English sources

A similar book directed at fast doctors, fast hospital administrators and fast insurers might be the next welcome stride backward down the path.

Qualifying nuptial agreements would give couples autonomy and control, and make the financial outcome of separation more predictable".Suzanne Kingston, a family specialist with the law firm Withers, said: "These recommendations represent a welcome stride towards greater autonomy and certainty for couples.

There have been welcome strides in IoT security regulation in recent years.

Everyone benefits when the strains of normal development are expected — even welcomed — and taken in stride.

For the AP stars, the academic adjustment is welcomed and taken in stride.

While there is most definitely overlap, both startups have taken it in stride thus far, welcome the competition and the opportunity to learn from the success (or slip-ups) of the other, as they set out to build differentiated health insurance managers.

Each obstacle must be taken in stride with a welcome awareness for whatever comes next.

Further strides would be welcome: the financial crisis is proof that America cannot usefully recycle the world's excess savings.

But Mr. Omelianuk, a bald, broad-chested man of 48, seemed to be taking it in stride as he welcomed visitors and disposed of dripping coats and umbrellas.

Takase and saxophonist Daniel Erdmann inventively freewheel through the post-boppish Hello Welcome, while the old-school stride-rhythm prance of Madam Bum Bum recalls the open-minded leader's enthusiasm for Fats Waller.

In the mid-twenties, the city offered, instead, a heady variety of musical models, including its own native Harlem stride pianists (who welcomed Ellington as one of their own); the blues musicians who were part of the ongoing mass migration from the South; Fletcher Henderson's big, polished sound; and the great horn players of New Orleans, who blazed through town now and again like comets.