例句與造句

1. But those steps fall short of what is needed.
2. The step falls short of annexation but strengthens ties between the settlements and the city.
3. His steps fall on spilt milk.
4. The steps fall short of the measures the government took in 1994, the last time it moved to cool the market.
5. Even so, these steps fall well short of the virtually unrestricted access that the European Union countries are offering foreign financial service companies.
6. It's difficult to find step fall in a sentence. 用step fall造句挺難的
7. It is revealed that the steps fall into place against a raised floor by the occupants as they talk and move the door themselves.
8. But nutritionists outside of industry argue that all these steps fall short of the goal of getting kids to eat healthy, low-fat lunches.
9. The views from Evans Notch are spectacular, and trails in Grafton Notch State Park lead to such renowned scenic spots as Step Falls and Screw Auger Falls.
10. But New Delhi said the steps fall far short of its demand that the groups'activities be halted and their leaders arrested and handed over to India.
11. The new steps fall within the country's recent efforts at economic reform since Assad became president in July following the death of his father, President Hafez Assad.
12. Those steps fall by the wayside when a person buys a make-it-yourself kit from a discount store, says Gerald White, a member of the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe.
13. "The next step falls squarely on the shoulders of the physicians of Oregon to show they can put this into effect in a responsible way, " said Dr . Peter Rasmussen of Salem.
14. These steps fall into one of three theoretical orientations ( i . e ., rational or solution focused, cognitive emotive, and behavioral ) and are intended to provide abused children and their adoptive parents with positive behavior change, corrective interpersonal skills, and greater control over themselves and their relationships.
15. These steps fall in line with Tinbergen's ( 1963 ) " On Aims of Methods of Ethology " in which he states that all studies of behavior must answer four questions to be considered legitimate . 1 . function ( adaptation ), 2 . evolution ( phylogeny ), 3 . causation ( mechanism ), and 4 . development ( ontogeny ) needed to answer in a study.