Sentence examples for taking huge steps from inspiring English sources
"We have travelled so far in our development and now we are taking huge steps backwards based on architectural conceit and planning folly".
But while the UK government may be limiting the chances for British cities to become the most cycle-friendly in the world, across the globe many metropolises are taking huge steps to improve conditions for people on bikes.
Even if you look beyond gargantuan success stories like the TikTok Nano watch, you've still got all sorts of all sorts of wonderful concepts like the PadPivot, the mBrace, and the C-Loop all taking huge steps toward production thanks to ultra-early-adopters who were willing to pledge their cash up front.
CEOs of big multinational corporations like Unilever spout endlessly to try and convince us that they are grabbing the bull by the horns and taking huge steps "in the right direction".
Now, as well as the weight loss, his health has improved and his general fitness has taken huge steps forward.
During that decade the EU took huge steps to liberalise the aviation market, removing effectively all commercial restrictions on intra-EU transport.
Wales has taken huge steps forward and I wonder if this is because they have a cabinet member with the responsibility for older people's issues.
In contrast, the learning curve for players in their early 20s is extremely steep: they tend to take huge steps forward from 20 to 21 and 21 to 22.
We've taken huge steps back in the past 10 years with the portrayal of women in film and television It's why I've been disproportionately attracted to projects set in the past.
By the end of the night on this Ides of March, the third successive primary Tuesday, the gloom in the Republican establishment had deepened further, as both Clinton and Trump had taken huge steps toward securing their respective parties' nominations.
Pasha and Kayani repeated that the Army had taken huge steps this year in its bilateral cooperation with the US and in its campaign in Swat and Bajaur and was getting little public (or private) credit from the US for these historic steps.
