Steppingstone

The boats try to reach Spain’s Canary Islands, an archipelago off the northwest coast of Africa that has been used as a steppingstone to continental Europe.

But it’s a chance for a steppingstone for a program that has spent the better part of two decades looking for solid footing.

Now is the time to expand coordination between cities, city-regions and national governments, using the imperative of immediate COVID-19 responses as a steppingstone to address other long-standing harmonization issues.

With the uncertainties because of COVID-19, Lettsome said that over the summer, they were beginning to plan going to the U21 World Championships which he says is a good steppingstone between Youth and the Sr. World Championships.

And cleaning a microwave is a good steppingstone to cleaning an actual kitchen.

We think 5.0 and 5.1 systems are a perfect starting place for those looking to get into great home theater sound, and a nice steppingstone to larger systems without the hassle of hanging speakers from the ceiling or investing in fancy upfiring speakers.

Youth who start out in these jobs should not see it as their forever life choice, but instead as a steppingstone to future career prospects.

But he immediately began to clash with legislators, both Republican and Democrat, and is widely seen in the state’s political circles as using the governorship as merely a steppingstone to the presidency.

Citizenship, a steppingstone to stability in Australia, is increasingly out of reach.

Dubbed “mini-Merkel” by the German news media, Ms. Kramp-Karrenbauer was elected general secretary of the governing party, a post once occupied by the chancellor herself, and one considered a potential steppingstone to becoming chancellor.

Steppingstone Inc. Executive Director Kathleen Schedler-Clark said this generous grant has the potential to impact many women in profound ways.