The phrase "a large step to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a significant progress or advancement towards a goal or objective.
Example: "Implementing this new policy is a large step to improving employee satisfaction."
Alternatives: "a significant move towards" or "a major advancement in".
It moves a large step closer to reality in America today, with a planned vote by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FDICC) to adopt a proposal on how to implement this risk-retention rule.The proposal, which is being put forward jointly with other agencies, covers plenty of asset classes but the one that matters is mortgages.
For example, on the mobility dimension it seems to be a large step for patients to choose between the response categories 2) and 3): where 1) represents no problems with walking about, 2) moderate problems with walking about, and 3) being confined to bed.
The use of a large step size tends to increase robustness but impair quality by imposing more alterations to the speech signal.
He says that those with too much cash will miss a very large chunk of the market recovery, and he specifically recommends people make a few large steps to get back into the market, not a lot of little ones.
He says that those with too much cash or now one with a very large chunk of the market recovery, and he specifically recommends people make a few large steps to get back into the market, not a lot of little ones.
But it's not a large step from there to a host of economically important applications.
From declaring that it will not abide by any Unclos ruling against it, it would not be such a large step for China to depart from Unclos altogether – particularly since the US has never joined – and insist that its new positions in the South China Sea be given a wide berth by others, in the surrounding waters and in the skies overhead.
But, the actual LL is not quadratic and the maximum point is far away and λ should be adjusted by taking a large step in order to satisfy LL(β t + 1) > LL(β t ).
Take a large step back (three to four feet) with your right leg, keeping hips facing forward.
