Sentence examples for much greater steps from inspiring English sources

Georgette Gagnon, human rights director for the UN in Afghanistan, said: "We are calling on the Afghan authorities to take, of course, much greater steps to both facilitate reporting of incidents of violence against women and actually open investigations and take on prosecutions".

The HMRC's main conclusion is that some wealthy people took much greater steps than anticipated to avoid paying the tax, at least in the first year.

1UP.com commented that the game "is a much greater step forward in the series than its predecessor, Advance Wars: Black Hole Rising" and that the game was greatly enhanced by the addition of a second screen.

If the number of removal seams each step is smaller than 5, the increment of distortion is not obvious in every step, and it is difficult to find the crucial step; conversely much greater than 5, it will weaken the slope of the segment corresponding to the state of salient object damaged.

At a time of growing regional instability, the king, encouraged by his western backers who offer such important economic and political support, should be making meaningful engagement on the reform question a much greater priority than suggested by recent steps.

But NATO planes would most likely have to enforce such a ban, and analysts said the alliance was unlikely to take such a step without a much greater escalation of the violence.

"These changes are only the first step of a much greater roadmap toward faster, friendlier code reviews.

I guess I am skeptical, but we won't really know until he retires, or steps back to a much greater extent than he has done already.

At these relatively large step lengths, there is a much greater range of speeds for which inverted pendular running is predicted.

The oscillations are dependent on the rate of desorption and exhibit a time scale much greater than those of the adsorption and surface reaction steps in the model.

The development of air samplers is likely to produce a step change in their use with much greater adoption by growers to support crop protection decisions.