Sentence examples for also represented a major from inspiring English sources

Ford's introduction in 1953 of the F-100 also represented a major step in bringing carlike features to the pickup, including a curved windshield to improve visibility.

It also represented a major creative leap for Mr. Lucas from the gentler, rueful whimsy best embodied by "Prelude" to a dynamic take-no-prisoners aggression.

The law's passage also represented a major achievement for a state legislature that studies have called the least efficient in the nation.

It also represented a major blow for House Speaker Paul D. Ryan (Wis). and other Republican leaders, who were caught between two warring factions.

New York's record also represents a major reversal.

The Chinese targets also represent a major advance.

This also represents a major step forward for MLB and should not be forgotten.

But the second Big Bang also represents a major dodge on climate change.

The trade deficit, which has received less public attention, also represents a major threat to the economy.

She also represents a major market that she and many of her collaborators believe is ripe for a pop-culture idol of its own.

It also represents a major boost for Egypt, where power cuts caused by gas and oil shortages have often fuelled unrest.