Sentence examples for represented a step from inspiring English sources

To him, a peasant, a city school like Xinjian represented a step up.

He lost, but he said that simply running had represented a step forward.

Abe said Obama's decision represented a step towards global nuclear disarmament.

Amnesty gave Infantino's comments a cautious welcome, saying they represented a step in the right direction.

The wage measure, while imperfect, at least represented a step in that direction, he added.

This represented a step toward the industrial capitalism that emerged in the 19th century.

The chancellor committed almost £4bn to housing in Wednesday's autumn statement, in a move he said represented a step-change in the government's ambition to increase the supply of homes for sale and rent.

There was a suggestion from some retailers that these second-generation products represented a step-change improvement in the product's ability to satisfy consumer needs: You get the ones that recharge, but they didn't really take off here you know.

This represented a stepping away from previous approaches, where only the negative aspects were considered.

This legislation represents a step in the wrong direction.

NS: And do you think Hamas represents a step backwards?