Sentence examples for larger step toward from inspiring English sources
Now it is taking an even larger step toward the top rank of American regional theater.
On a visit in 2011, Biden quoted his father saying, "There's no sense dying on a small cross" — to urge Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to take a larger step toward peace in the Middle East.
But in illustrating how hard it is to administer capital punishment even-handedly, his case provides an opportunity for the state to take a larger step toward justice by abolishing the death penalty.
Before long, you will be taking larger steps toward your dream.
The SEA represented a large step toward that goal.
To AMR's Bruce Richardson, that is not a very large step toward empire building.
The White House has just taken a large step toward a more sensible and lawful policy on illegal immigration.
What started as only a program to pay for prescription drugs for the elderly has now turned into a large step toward re-engineering Medicare itself.
United's move was "a large step toward regaining sustainable profitability," Daniel McKenzie, an analyst with Credit Suisse, said in a research report on Wednesday.
Mr. Bush hasn't yet gotten all he wants, but he has taken a large step toward a system in which only labor income is taxed.
Nonetheless, the Clinton Administration is pushing relentlessly for elections in September... [Elections] are more likely to be a large step toward the formal partition of Bosnia.
