Sentence examples for massive strides from inspiring English sources

But it has made massive strides.

"We've made massive strides forward in combining all phases of the game.

And whereas western Europe was making massive strides towards political and economic union, the Arabs remained woefully divided.

"Quite a few people have said how brave they thought I was, that it's made massive strides into attitudes and helped them a little bit.

Historical scholarship since then has made massive strides both in research on Nazi extermination policy and on the Jewish communities that were destroyed.

"Our young players in the England squad have all been making massive strides on the international scene in the last 12 months.

We must do much more to build a low carbon economy – but today's announcement is a massive stride in the right direction".

Certainly, the Tottenham manager, Harry Redknapp, made it clear that if he envied his City rival Roberto Mancini's three points – and a massive stride towards the title – he could hardly imagine having to deal with questions about Balotelli.

I just think it is a game where we can take a massive stride but equally, if it doesn't go our way, we will still be in second place".

Taking a massive stride forward with his leading left foot, Márquez threw away a decoy jab before feigning another and lunging forward with a heavy, wide, swinging, looping right hand that bypassed Pacquiao's high but loose guard and detonated on the side of his skull.

It's all supposed to be a massive stride forward in the portrayal of complexity, made to challenge American audience preconceptions – and a far cry from the bad old days depicted in Reel Bad Arabs, a documentary that shows how Hollywood caricatures Arabs as "belly dancers, billionaire sheikhs and bombers", according to one reviewer.