Sentence examples for step on from from inspiring English sources

Adam Kujawa at Malwarebytes says that the move is one step on from the typical "Potentially Unwanted Programs" which offer browser toolbars and search agents that capture user data and pass it back to the companies, which then use that to serve adverts.

Adam Kujawa at Malwarebytes says that the move is one step on from the typical "Potentially Unwanted Programs" which offer browser toolbars and search agents that capture user data and pass it back to the companies, which then use that to serve adverts.

And at the core of this new demographic -- one step on from the Cultural Creatives of the 90s -- are women, slowly but steadily finding their way to greater social influence, bringing a desire for better work-life balance with them.

Well, that's the next step on from thrash.

I wonder if this legislative framework is the next step on from Pops".

'They had a visual sense which was a significant step on from the generation before them.

The reaction was stopped by addition of glycine to a final concentration of 0,125 M. From this step on ChIP from cells and animal tissues have been performed as previously described [45].

The next steps on from this craven performance of justifying the leader's every contortion are confessions of guilt for crimes against the party and show trials.

Several steps on from pictorial realism but just before his Cubist enlightenment, it relates to Picasso's Blue Period paintings of characters from the circus and commedia dell'arte.

Bowker is also stepping on from her exploration of "air" and how it impacts materials, to "water".

He describes the new app as "five full technology steps" on from the original ForeverMaps app, and "so much smoother and faster" than rival mapping services.