"It's one step up the ladder," Raptors reserve forward Patrick Patterson said.
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The winner will take a key step up the ladder in the perilous UFC lightweight division.
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So it's just another step up the ladder to get to the top, to get to the ultimate goal.
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Given that he recently defeated a former UFC champion in Anthony Pettis and a former Strikeforce champion in Gilbert Melendez, he's ready for another big step up the ladder, and Nurmagomedov would represent just that.
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Recounting his achievements in his 2007 memoir "No Way Home," he seems to wince with each step up the ladder, registering the cost — the painful separation from his family, his country, his sense of belonging.
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The remaining main card, meanwhile, will see WWE star CM Punk make his MMA debut against dangerous prospect Mickey Gall, while bantamweight prospect Jimmie Rivera takes a big step up against Urijah Faber, and strawweight contenders Jessica Andrade and Joanne Calderwood battle to take another step up the ladder.
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The concerts were very well received by both press and audiences and were definitely a step up the ladder for the band. In December, the band went back on the road and played a couple of shows in Belgium and Switzerland.
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Baby Face was shot in 18 days, and cost $187,000. A publicity still from this film aptly shows Barbara Stanwyck posing next to a stepladder,Sin in Soft Focus, p.157 representing Lily's step-by-step up the ladder of success, as she seduces one man after another.
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Several years ago I was in a Seattle airport washroom during an earthquake (what a place to die!). I'd been on a trip to check out a job offering three times my current salary. I'd been dreaming about a step up the ladder, about all the stuff I could buy, all the prestige I could have. But the earthquake shook me hard.
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Each step up the ladder of the scientific research system sees a drop in female participation until, at the highest echelons of scientific research and decision-making, there are very few women left. In 2015, the EU Commissioner for Research, Science and Innovation Carlos Moedas called attention to this phenomenon, adding that the majority of entrepreneurs in science and engineering tended to be men. In Germany, the coalition agreement signed in 2013 introduces a 30% quota for women on company boards of directors. Although data for most countries are limited, we know that women made up 14% of university chancellors and vice-chancellors at Brazilian public universities in 2010 and 17% of those in South Africa in 2011.
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Thanks to you, entire communities may find the strength to push back against poverty and entire countries may take a step up the ladder of human development.” Julian Lob- Levyt, executive secretary of the GAVI Alliance, noted that an early version of pneumococcal vaccine is being widely used in developed countries with striking success in preventing disease. However, he added, manufacturers lack the capacity to provide a vaccine well-suited to the developing world on a large scale, and extended protection vaccines are needed to bring pneumococcal disease under control in developing countries. An independent expert committee, with representation from developing and industrialised countries, recommended that pneumococcal disease be the target of the initial AMC pilot.
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