Sentence examples for that a leap from inspiring English sources

Yet Lords reform is so slow that a leap in the right direction is welcome.

Did you know that a leap year beginning on a Sunday, like 2012, will always have three Friday the 13ths — in January, April and July?

Having once talked about having its vehicles on the road by 2017, it no longer mentions a launch date.The head of Google's autonomous-car project, Chris Urmson, nevertheless argues that the conventional carmakers' incremental approach will slow them down, and that a leap straight into fully self-driving vehicles will pay off quicker.

So far, it might be argued, Kierkegaard has done little to show that a leap in the direction of Christianity is a better bet than any of its alternatives, and that a wiser tack as Hume counseled in connection with alleged miracles would be to proportion belief (and passion) to the available evidence.

That seemed a leap forward that would take at least a century.

"That's a leap that I think needs a lot more research and a lot more study".

Even that represents a leap forward.

Subbing in Trump proves not that big a leap.

I mean, that's a leap for folks.

It's a good film selection, but I hadn't expected quite that big a leap".

"I don't see it as that big a leap," Ms. Wasserman said.