Sentence examples for considerable leaps from inspiring English sources

Over recent years, considerable leaps have been made in pursuit of kinase-centric polypharmacological anti-cancer therapeutics, providing avenues to tackling the limitation of mono-target KIs.

These considerable leaps in technology require equal or greater leaps in the education provided to those who operate and maintain these advanced systems.

Though six of the hotels featured on this list also appeared on our top 10 ranking last year, some properties made considerable leaps, such as Hacienda de San Antonio, which rose from No. 24 to No. 9 this year.

While half of the top 10 hotels featured on our annual Best Hotels in Mexico list - determined by a comprehensive methodology that assesses each property's class rating, industry accolades and guest reviews - made an appearance on last year's list, the other half made considerable leaps, including Le Blanc Spa Resort, which rose from No. 29 in 2015 to No. 10 this year.

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

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

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

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

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.

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.