Sentence examples for pretty significant step from inspiring English sources

That wouldn't be the answer to everything, but it would be a pretty significant step forward.

So to see these PR companies publicly renounce climate change deniers, theoretically rejecting lucrative profit in favour of doing the right thing, is a pretty significant step forward for an industry with perhaps the worst reputation of them all.

"But autonomous vehicles are already being tested by Google, Daimler and others, and taking steering control in an emergency situation is obviously a pretty significant step along the road".

Mr Salmond's announcement of the policy in September was a (pretty significant) step on from the previous position of his finance secretary, John Swinney, who said it was "impossible to give a definitive answer" on the future of the Royal Mail, because he didn't know what state the service would be in after privatisation.

Forgoing for the moment the argument that one must choose between saving the environment and saving the economy, this is a pretty significant step for Sen. Graham and the Republican Party as a whole.

And with the likes of Ryan Guy, once of the New England Revolution, and LA Galaxy's AJ DeLaGarza on board, it has made some pretty significant steps on the road to Russia 2018.

Withl be getting our hands on one soon, a fact that no one's more excited about than our videographer.

As I say it's a pretty significant measure.

It wasn't perfect -- Israel was still to control Gaza's borders, coastline, and airspace -- but considering the history of the region, it was a pretty significant first step.

"I think these new laws are pretty significant, with legislators taking politically risky steps that would have been unthinkable even a couple of years ago," said Michael Jacobson, a former corrections commissioner for New York City who is now a professor at John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

"The president's found that disappointing and frustrating, principally because he believes it's bad public policy for us to not take commonsense steps to address what I think we all acknowledge is a pretty significant problem," Earnest said.