Sentence examples for leaps far from inspiring English sources

The concept leaps far beyond current practice, which is collecting DNA just from those convicted of all felonies and some misdemeanors.

But by capturing Gatorade, PepsiCo leaps far ahead of the field, nearly doubling its share of the noncarbonated market, to 33percentt from 18percentt, compared with 21percentt for Coke, according to Sanford C. Bernstein & Company.

Suddenly, in substance as well as in form, the movie leaps far beyond casual chat and deep into historical shudderings, intimate passions, the inescapable pull of family, the personal side of politics, the mystery of attraction, the bind of tradition and modernity, and the sheer random force of modern catastrophe.

But not only is the Leap far smaller and less expensive, it's also far more precise.

Some stocks leapt far higher: CoSine Communications, a telecommunications equipment company, raised $265 million in a deal underwritten by Goldman last week.

It hired a young Belgian chef, Luc Dendievel, who offered this restaurant-starved neighborhood some genuine excitement, with food that leapt far beyond chops and grilled fish.

Her parents' sacrifices to educate their daughter explain how the country has managed to leap far ahead of the United States in producing college graduates over the last decade, with eight million Chinese now getting degrees annually from universities and community colleges.

It is as if he hopes that by leaping far enough ahead he will achieve escape velocity and vault himself outside of time entirely, which is quite a concept.

The harrowing hall of hair gave a hint, at least, of what Mr. Jackson might be hoping to achieve with his leap– far past the "Lord of the Rings" series — into a new, ultra-high definition experience of Middle Earth and all that surrounds it.

While the move from these objects to images of them and ultimately to hieroglyphics seems natural enough, Mendelssohn muses that the transition from hieroglyphics to a written alphabet "required a leap," far beyond ordinary human powers (Jerusalem (1983), p. 108/Gesammelte Schriften 8, p. 174).

The internet will also leap far beyond where it is today.