Sentences with phrase «clear steps in the right direction»

Road struggles have prevented Philadelphia from climbing into the top half of the Eastern Conference standings this season, but recent road wins of 108 - 97 in Cleveland and 128 - 114 in Charlotte are clear steps in the right direction.

Likewise being able to crouch is something that fans have been calling for some time and is a clear step in the right direction, although it can't be utilised with the parkour system so sneaking up on a bad guy on a rooftop is a strange procession of Arno crouching, then standing up to vault / drop / jump before going back to crouching.

A clear step in the right direction for the series and the developer.

However, some of the foundational principles are becoming well established, and Avanes is a clear step in the right direction.

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I was at the Democratic National Convention (DNC) in Philadelphia last week, and it was very clear from my conversations with former DNC chairs, U.S. politicians, Bernie Sanders supporters, business executives, and even celebrities and athletes: a Clinton presidency will be viewed as positive for Canada-U.S. bilateral relations and a major step in the right direction for trade with Canada.

De Blasio called the plan «a step in the right direction,» but made clear that he's not willing to pony up any additional funding.

Billy Easton, AQE executive director, said the letter is a «clear call for what needs to be in the governor's budget this year» and a step in the right direction for where the state funding needs to go this year and in the years to come.

Once I made it through the five stages of grief and got used to my new dietary restrictions, it was clear that this one change alone was a big step in the right direction.

You know these days, when totally unexpected, so many things get cleared out and you have much better vision of what exactly you need to do in order to take the next step in the right direction.

Describing the Harkin - Enzi bill as a «base bill» and a «first step in the right direction,» Alexander has made it pointedly clear that he still sees flaws in the legislation that place too much decision - making authority with the federal government instead of states, districts, and schools.

While it's clear there are still several issues facing consumers about the puppy mill industry, for Missouri, it's been a huge step in the right direction.

Bound by Flame is clearly a step in the right direction for Spiders, but they're still struggling to refine their clear talent, especially in regards to writing.

At this point the authors are only prepared to say that the balance between natural and anthropogenic influences is less clear than previously thought but at least that is a step in the right direction.

Once one learns about their storied past, the breathtaking possibilities of their restoration to New York become crisp and clear: a step back in the right direction toward biodiversity, local food production and consumption, as well as perhaps becoming the jewel in the crown of remediation on America's most polluted waterway Newtown Creek.

Despite the concerns raised above, it is clear that the general guidelines are aimed at ensuring that the arbitral process is conducted fairly and, as such, they are a step in the right direction worth taking.

While some critics complain this is an insufficient number to tackle this issue, it is a step in the right direction and a clear message to employers that compliance is mandatory and investigations will occur.

By being clear on what goals matter and making a commitment to take steps in the right direction, you are effectively putting your development and future first.

This was an important step in the right direction, but there is still clear work to be done to reject any attempt to take away this right and to expand comprehensive access to reproductive health services by removing abortion restrictions altogether.