Sentence examples for a considerable leap from from inspiring English sources

There is a large, eight-foot-deep pool that is a considerable leap from the one he used in Alaska.

When it was suggested to Mr. Caliguire that his gubernatorial run represented a considerable leap from his previous campaigns for freeholder, he pointed to Christie Whitman, a freeholder from a mid-sized county who first made a name for herself statewide by jumping into a Senate race against a popular incumbent, Bill Bradley, before winning the governorship.

Also on deck today was the Snapdragon 600, a considerable leap from its predecessor, the Snapdragon S4 Pro.

The Future HFI, which measures people's outlook for the next 12 months, hit 50.7 in February, a considerable leap from 46.1 in January.

Trolling Trump's border wall is a considerable leap from its Cards Against Silicon Valley game, which just added cards like "understated sexism" and "Nintendo-based drinking games".

From there to asserting a real leadership role in reformed institutions is still a considerable leap.

"Netanyahu said last night that they had reached 70 percent, a considerable leap.

For Livesey, joining the Labour party must be a considerable leap of faith.

The announcement, despite coming from a man who has repeatedly failed to turn even the most promising political and economic circumstances into anything resembling the collective good, earned Mr. Berlusconi a considerable leap in the polls.

Both options require a considerable leap of faith in India, where Bayliss said "it could be even more difficult".

This change is not one hundred percent complete within the bureaucracy, but it marks a considerable leap forward in American thinking on Pakistan.