Sentences with phrase «consistent steps over»

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«The appetite for developers to access Middle East investors has been a consistent requirement from our clients over the last few months so connecting them to this market is a key step towards their businesses growth and in evolving the services we offer.

It's a consistent crowd pleaser, and I prefer using regular lemons over meyer — although if you make this choice the blanching step is very necessary to make the lemon rinds edible in the tart.

Really hard to say... he has had some good moments but with Arsenal looking to make that step of actually winning & being consistent over a full season they need a consistent goal threat!

The majority of cats showed a paw preference when reaching for food (73 %), stepping down (70 %) and stepping over (66 %) and their preference for right and left was consistent for the majority of the tasks, both spontaneous and forced.

Once I started focusing on what matters and what allows me to make steady and consistent progress in the gym, I not only saw huge improvements but I also stopped being stressed out over small things that don't really matter unless I'm stepping on the Olympia stage or competing in the next Olympics!

This made it a consistent step up over its predecessor.

These small «snowflake» payments encourage the idea that small steps, taken over a consistent time period, can produce great leaps toward your goal of being debt - free.

If we allow ourselves to be drawn over to the catastrophe pole, which is quite consistent with the science, then we become unable to recognise and encourage the positive steps that are being made.

In April 2013, AT&T announced that it is stepping up veteran recruiting efforts with the goal of hiring 5,000 veterans and their family members into career opportunities over the next five years, consistent with its commitment to equal employment opportunities.

I had lost hope and my energy was depleted so it took my new husband stepping in and basically taking over control to start keeping my son in line, by being incredibly consistent and strict.