Sentence examples similar to further than that step from inspiring English sources

I would go one step further than that and say that, at the moment, Wilshere is England's best player.

But some people take it a step further than that.

It's not just good Mexican art — it always goes a step further than that.

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We love having crowdfunded products on TinyLightbulbs, and we wanted to take it a step further than that.

You could even go one step further than that and only flush the toilet after every two or three times of people using it – just make sure that you put the seat down to prevent any awful stenches.

However, Jeremy Acklam at London-based company MultiPass, which is leading the consortium, suggests its invention goes several steps further than that.

But Krugman's post goes a step further than that, showing that even if you do think the Japanese experience is relevant, it does not demonstrate that we have to nationalize the banks in order for the economy to recover.

This is a step further than That Face; in the first play, there was also a mad mother and two teenage children but eventually the father came back from Hong Kong to rescue the children.

A steal at $25. Trend Micro has gone a step further than that as well, estimating how much it might cost to use such services to orchestrate some fake-news-fueled real-world events.

In the Wall Street Journal, Greg Ip goes a step further than that, using the new report as an opportunity to call out concerns about the erosion of jobs by automation as "baffling and misguided". There's an historical argument that can be asserted here, after all: that the labor market has seen far larger shocks as a result of mechanization in the past, and yet it's always recovered.