Sentence examples for represented a leap from inspiring English sources

The Sting Ray represented a leap in performance from previous Corvettes, with its independent rear suspension and sophisticated chassis.

He also acknowledged that it represented a leap of faith on the part of Daniel Levy, the Spurs chairman, to entrust a 44-year-old who has no previous managerial experience with the job of replacing Andre VillAndreAndre

Cameron sought to increase the pressure on Johnson by warning that a vote to leave represented a "leap into the dark" and would involve sharing platforms with unsavoury, at least for Tories, politicians.

This represented a leap forward, as it made diagnosis of breast cancer possible without surgery.

The preceding Nevada-class battleships represented a leap forward from previous American battleship technology and from most contemporary foreign designs.

That represented a leap of 36 percent from 2011, and makes China the second biggest market outside of the U.S. and Canada.

Even that represents a leap forward.

So this represents a leap of faith.

Still, just getting the car to market would represent a leap forward for a Chinese manufacturer.

The film "Liu Lan" (2003), however, represents a leap forward by the artist.

This finding represents a leap forward in privacy protection for ordinary Britons.