Sentence examples for great strides ahead from inspiring English sources

But Fishlock says Wales are making great strides ahead of the qualifiers, which begin in September.

But Cohen says that the market probably won't make great strides ahead of Compaq, Nortel Networks and Amazon quarterly reports, which are set for release after today's close.

"Labour have now gone up to about 40% which is I suppose is now where they would hope to be, they may make some gains but they are not making great strides ahead".

All familiar of feel, but with the price consideration and the fact that PS4 owners can pick these titles up from CeX rather than download them from some magical land where all video games are made of air and hope, it's pretty clear that Sony has taken great strides ahead of its main competitor in generation eight's battle for supremacy.

"If someone wants to be delusional and say 'here we are in America in 2001, we've made so many great strides, everything is OK', go ahead and live in that dream world".

Take our understanding of biology the information is a wonderful thing, and we will make great strides in the years ahead by overcoming cancer and heart disease and extending human longevity.

Sashaying out onto the tarmac — now doing our best impression of anyone with an upbringing different from ours — we would meet my mother's boyfriend, who walked ahead in great strides, carrying our bags headlong into the wind, his tie, her perm and our backpack straps sailing backward as we went.

"We've made great strides to create maps and analyze situations ahead of time" down to the level of detail of differing threats to specific homes in the same area, he said.

Other impoverished neighbours such as Nepal have made great strides, while even Sri Lanka has kept well ahead of India on key indicators despite a bitter civil war for much of the last 30 years.

While early adopters such as Mexico have made great strides toward reaching UHC, there is still a long road ahead.

The scale and sophistication of the right's judicial confirmation efforts would seem to portend a dark period ahead for the left, which, despite having made great strides under Mr. Obama, finds itself outmaneuvered.