Sentence examples for larger step in from inspiring English sources
While Mr. O'Mullan said such battles show there is "room for a larger step" in cleaning up water pollution, he views the new standard with some optimism.
The USCOG is an even larger step in monetizing government.
This was possible by choosing the step heights different from the average step height of ~ 200 nm, with a larger step in the center of the slope.
Providing more accurate data about these changes may seem like a small gain, but I hope our study will help us take a larger step in improving diagnosis and decreasing the fears of families who already have to fight for what their children need, often across a lifetime.
For CNS tumours, rates increased by 1.3% per year, with relatively small increases in 1975 and 1983, followed by a larger step in 1992.
The GWAS was also repeated with a less strict prior of 0.005 and a larger step in the Metropolis-Hastings sampler (0.004 instead of 0.003), which yielded the same results as the analysis with prior of 0.001.
Instead, Goldschmidt claimed, macroevolution accounted for the larger steps in evolution.
Importantly, the operators can be combined into complex operators that can serve as patterns for larger steps in an organization design process.
Pythagorean tuning makes all five whole tones (the larger steps in the diatonic scale) equal at 9 8 (204 cents), and the two semitones (the smaller steps) equal at 256:243 (90 cents).
Except for the earthquake steps around time =1310 years, large and small Nankai Trough earthquakes occur alternately; large Nankai Trough earthquakes are accompanied by about 10 m of slip at Kumano-nada (larger steps in red line) and more than 10 m of slip off Ashizuri (larger steps in green line).
Other than pushing social media sites to take larger steps in removing self-harm content off their platforms, parents need to be involved in their children's lives as a way to combat depression or other mental health problems.
