Sentence examples for major steps have from inspiring English sources
The Government does recognise that there is a problem, although no major steps have yet been taken to address it.
Thanks to the advent of nanotechnology, major steps have been made towards the rational design of novel catalysts.
Though major steps have been made, to truly be rehabilitated Syria needs to make serious progress with Israel and that still depends on who will succeed Bush and Olmert.
It is clear from the respondents that a shared vision for an inter- cross- and transdisciplinary agenda across physics and engineering with the social sciences exists, and major steps have already been made in bringing these perspectives together.
The chief executive, Jonathan Ford, claims major steps have been made in areas such as coaching and women's football, though he acknowledges, with a certain frustration, that FAs everywhere tend to be judged by the fortunes of their men's senior team.
Over the past decade, six major steps have been made in the understanding of deep hydrocarbon reservoir formation.
WASHINGTON, June 2 (AP) Agriculture Secretary Clifford M. Hardin told President Nixon today that the nation's farm economy was on the upswing and that major steps had been taken to meet Administration agricultural goals.
One major step has been taken.
A major step has been taken towards an inquiry into the tactics of South Yorkshire police at the 1984 Orgreave confrontation with striking miners, and alleged perjury by officers in collapsed prosecutions a year later, after the force's acting chief said he would welcome it.
After years of wrangling, a major step has been taken toward moving the quirky Barnes Foundation and its fabled collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist art from a cozy Philadelphia suburb to an urban site near the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Rodin Museum.
When the Geiger counters reached their crescendo on a December day in 1942 under the west stands of Stagg Field, a major step had been taken in the understanding of atomic energy.
