Sentence examples for but significant step from from inspiring English sources

It is a short but significant step from postulating the existence of God as a condition of morality to regarding the idea of God as a "projection" of human concerns.

That dismayed lurch from the jaunty B flat major of "His yoke is easy" to the heavy G minor of "Behold the Lamb of God", the elevated serenity of the E major opening of Part Three (a small but significant step from the D major "Hallelujah!"), are devices Handel honed over decades of writing for the theatre, in a language foreign to his audiences.

They are small but significant steps for a people who have shied from challenging a government that often arrests and jails journalists and demonstrators who question the status quo.

The budget compromise struck earlier this week by Democratic Senator Patty Murray and Republican Congressman Paul Ryan is a small but significant step back from the austerity that has held back the American economy.

"We made a very significant step from moving the formulation of global tax policy from the OECD to the UN, where it actually belongs," said Sinha.

Mr. Foley, he said, "just felt it was a significant step from being majority leader" and that as speaker, "you submerge" partisan impulses.

Although critics of Quebec's $5-a-day child care program argue that it was inadequate in meeting the real child care needs of the province, this is nevertheless as significant step from before, making Quebec an clear social policy outlier in comparison to other provinces in Canada (Lefebvre, 2004).

It's still a hugely underrepresented minority, of course, but it is a significant step up from the balance seen in previous classes, which on average had a 4percentt ratio of female founders.

But it is such a significant step forward from what's been done before [that] I think that doesn't really matter".

The message of "1984," he explained, is that centralized planning inherently leads to dictatorship, which is why having a secular socialist machine try to impose government-run health care in this country is such a significant step away from freedom and away from liberty, and towards a government-dominated society.

It is perhaps too early to herald a new dawn for English one-day cricket but, at the very least, this was a significant step forward from the previous era.