Sentence examples for yet another leap from inspiring English sources
In 2005 Labour won a third term on a manifesto that claimed: "The active welfare state created since 1997 is working .Yet on March 5th Tony Blair was heralding yet another leap forward.
As Mitchell Baker notes, after 20 years of developing the Web, we can now "see how the Web can make yet another leap in its usefulness, fun, business opportunities and social benefit".
And now Mr Yarosh and his group have made yet another leap in legitimacy: Ukrainian officials announced at the weekend that the Right Sector leader would serve as an adviser to the army chief of staff, Viktor Muzhenko, acting as a liaison between the military and the volunteer battalions.
On Friday night it won gasps and cheers of a kind more often heard across the plaza after yet another leaping stunt by one of American Ballet Theater's macho males.
To go smaller than this, though, will require yet another conceptual leap.
MOSCOW--In yet another alarming leap for the H5N1 avian influenza strain, Russian authorities have reported the first outbreak of the virus on their soil: Thousands of poultry have been killed around the Siberian capital of Novosibirsk.
But if he is able to overcome his physical problems, the intriguing question about his creativity will be whether he is able to make yet another conceptual leap, and once again to create Silicon Valley's next great thing.
Yet another quantum leap for our understanding of S1 is that recent studies have shown a specific influence of social cues on its functioning.
Eyes roll heavenwards, figures slump in seats as yet another campaigner leaps for the platform".
Still astonishing after more than 40 years, Eugene Ionesco's "Rhinoceros" signifies yet another bold artistic leap for the New Jersey Shakespeare Festival here.
In 2012, yet another agreement – the Leap Day Deal – was signed in which the DPRK agreed to a moratorium on its nuclear and missile programs and entry for weapons inspectors, in exchange for food imports.
