Sentence examples for a decisive leap from inspiring English sources

To position itself as a truly populist force, Ocasio-Cortez says, the Democratic Party must make a decisive leap from the standard methods of financing campaigns through corporate-money politics—and from the conflicts of interest that come with them.

But last week, Florida's legislature and governor took a decisive leap forward.

But it was Wright who made the decisive leap from an architecture that drew mainly on European stylistic precedents to one that was rooted in a growing cultural self-confidence.

After 10 Tests in Allan Border's struggling team Waugh still looked like a bowling all-rounder, while it would be two years before he made the decisive leap up the order.

But the decisive leap in the evolution of Hannibal Lecter turned out to be his, let's say, appreciation of Clarice Starling, whose beauty meets his high standards and whose tantalizingly inchoate sense of herself arouses his clinical curiosity.

Back in the here and now, Spacey is preparing to head to Canada for an expanded World Cup that has proved controversial because it will be played on artificial surfaces but offers the women's game the opportunity to make another decisive leap in popularity and profile.

Yet though he grants that the cold helped sharpen farmers' tools, he doesn't quite see that the Little Ice Age coincided with the late-eighteenth- and early-nineteenth-century era that the historian Ian Morris recently (and rightly) identified as the greatest and most decisive leap forward in human prosperity that has ever taken place.

In fact, some, in their zeal to be decisive, leap to wrong conclusions.

As he watches his baby niece's star power grow in its infancy, Omarion's should shine brighter with each innovative and decisive leap he takes.

She made a decisive decision.

Maybe he is worried that the talk of the risks brought by a "leap in the dark" will have a decisive impact unless robustly rebutted now.