Sentence examples for something of a step from inspiring English sources

But the Milestone actually represents something of a step backwards for Motorola.

Bronwyn Bishop proved something of a step change in this practice.

Adrian Cronje, chief investment officer of the firm Balentine, said investors had digested the move as something of a step in the right direction.

After all, the body as a factory seems something of a step change from the biblical notion of the body as a temple.

This represents something of a step change for Cohen, 36, who is the youngest ever BBC1 controller and who was previously in charge of youth-oriented digital channel BBC3, where he commissioned shows such as Hotter Than My Daughter.

Revisiting Musical History Indeed, it might appear to be something of a step backward for Ms. Stroman to be doing only the choreography, as she is for "Oklahoma!" Trevor Nunn is directing.

Food safety is something of a step-child of U.S. regulation.

Therefore playing the fool to 50 people in a bowling alley near Euston train station is, it's fair to say, something of a step-down for these self-proclaimed 'demigods of Canadian metal'.

Once you've played Super Mario Maker enough to unlock everything (a process that takes the best part of a week), something of a step-change occurs, and you can get busy busting the Mario conventions that have stood for three decades.

His fashion choices and references seem to represent something of a step-up in terms of hipster footballers, especially compared to the now-quite-bait efforts of previous "world's trendiest footballer" Daniel Sturridge.

After all, the second-quarter rally, which occurred mostly in April, was something of a baby step after a morose year.