Sentence examples for for a leap in from inspiring English sources

His (self-serving) advice to Boeing is to wait a while for a leap in technology.

A clapboarded 1890s barn in Yonkers was the unlikely setting, in 1907, for a leap in polymer technology.

Sugar could expand on degraded pasture with little or no effect on beef prices.Besides, the ethanol industry may be poised for a leap in productivity.

Ultimately, though, the Romans on Sunday – like British voters later this month – will have to decide if they are ready for a leap in the dark.

Addiction treatment centres are bracing themselves for a leap in people seeking help after the festive period, amid fears that cuts to drug and alcohol services mean some addicts are being cut adrift.

Brazil is ready for "a leap in quality", he says.Such a leap is what Brazil a country with a population (186m) equal to that of the whole of the rest of South America and a land area bigger than all 25 EU countries combined has been waiting for since the early 1970s, when it was one of the world's fastest growing economies.

In Part 2 of this series, we will take a look at what the stats portend for Jamal Murray making a leap in outright production and, perhaps most importantly, on defense.

When the choreographer Wayne McGregor and the novelist Audrey Niffenegger decided to collaborate on "a new fairytale" for the Royal Ballet, it was a leap in the dark for both of them.

The European Union remains the biggest trading partner for British services after a leap in exports in the final quarter of last year.

But any bill to fix our K-12 disaster (and it is presently a disaster for Colorado) will be a leap in the dark.

The mission would also represent a leap in capability for nanosatellites, especially for pointing and for carrying fundamental physics experiments.