Sentences with phrase «have taken a big step»

Panera Bread offered an update on its food policy on Wednesday, saying it has taken big steps toward reducing the use of antibiotics and confinement of animals in its supply chain.

Me: If you look at the world, and you look at languages, and you look at economies... if you were to try to target those parts of the world that in 15 years, 20 years will have taken a bigger step than other parts of the world, where would you go?

The House budget is far more responsible than the Senate budget because its reconciliation instructions would at least move our fiscal situation in the right direction, while the Senate's would take a big step back.

Explosive Chilean national team boss Jorge Samapoli may have taken a big step towards taking the Chelsea job at the end of the season as reports in South American publication Le Tercera claim that he will step down from his role on Wednesday afternoon.

«It is a good challenge for us as well because they have to maintain their record and we can show we have taken a big step forward and can beat them.

Southampton could have taken big steps towards survival this week as they were leading Chelsea 2 - 0 at the St. Mary's but an inspired comeback from the Blues saw them seal the win with a 3 - 2 scoreline.

Both clubs have taken big steps forward this season but this has all the hallmarks of an end of season game.

There is no doubt that Liverpool have taken a big step forward this year under Jürgen Klopp.

Their slip up has allowed others back into the race however, but this fixture with Bolton Wanderers, a team with nothing left to fight for, is a great opportunity for them to register another valuable win, one which would take them a big step closer to their season long objective.

Get a hold of one and go through it with mom, and you will have taken a big step in tuning into your baby yourself and letting mom know you will be there with her every step of the way.

And, he'll be all the stronger for it because he'll have taken the biggest step out of babyhood on his own and in his own time.

The Liberal Democrats» Sue Miller warned peers: «Once the concept that the government can order an inquiry instead of an inquest has been established and has gained a statutory footing, we will have taken a big step down a road where the public will lose all trust that we have maintained adequate defences against state impunity.»

State officials have taken a big step in the fight against public corruption, as the Legislature has approved a proposal to enact a constitutional amendment that would strip taxpayer - funded pensions from state and local leaders who commit felonies in connection with their office.

«By assimilating information on commuting patterns, we've taken a big step forward and improved our ability to accurately forecast where the flu might crop up next.»

Sweden, a long - standing architect of pioneering environmental legislation, has taken the biggest steps.

University of Groningen physicists have taken a big step towards this goal by combining a niobium doped strontium titanate (SrTiO3) semiconductor with ferromagnetic cobalt.

Humphreys and his colleagues have taken a big step in that direction by developing a computer model of space perception.

Scientists have taken a big step toward developing therapies based on naturally occurring tiny RNA molecules called microRNAs.

By using an innovative 3D inkjet printing method, researchers from Chemical and Biological Engineering at the University of Sheffield have taken the biggest step yet in producing microscopic silk swimming devices that are biodegradable and harmless to a biological system.

«It is quite frankly embarrassing to have taken this big step backward over the past few years as the rest of the world has soared ahead,» said Capps.

Foot comfort and health have taken a big step forward, and the maker of Dr. Scholl's products can be credited for much of the progress in this area.

Years ago, Peter from SlashFilm and I used to travel for 30 days straight through September from fest to fest (to fest), but we've taken a big step back nowadays.

... Flashpoint has taken a big step forward this week with the news that Vacation and Game Night directors John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein (who worked on the script for Spider - Man: Homecoming) have signed on to direct the movie, after Ben Affleck reportedly turned down the opportunity.

Where it makes the biggest difference is with the visuals, which have taken a big step forward particularly with the lighting and the player models.

Another unclassifiable, firmly original science fiction tale, footage and synopses released so far aren't giving much away, but it looks like his filmmaking has taken a big step forward, and the film seems to have a relationship - y core to it that might make it more accessible to the more casual fan.

Konami has taken some big steps to right the ship with Pro Evolution Soccer 2013.

And once the clinic is open, the district will have taken a big step in improving student performance.

The House has taken a big step toward correcting that.»

The Handling Speciale still rides nicely but body control has taken a big step on.

This new model has taken a big step forward.

Despite already being the most fuel - efficient mill, the Cooper D took a big step from an initial fuel consumption rate of 64.2 mpg to a budget - friendly 72.4 mpg.

Interior quality has taken a big step forward too with the overall fit and finish easily rivaling anything with a Volkswagen badge.

At least the practicality side has taken a big step forward.

Meanwhile, the 911 has taken a big step into the future, despite betraying some of its heritage.

«Things always change in racing, but this year the team has taken the biggest step since the transition from the GT1 class to GT,» Milner noted.

The excruciatingly slow striptease in which the 2010 Porsche Panamera is engaged has taken a big step today, as this is the first look we've gotten at the car with its rear hatch raised.

Once the differentiation statements are completed, you've taken a big step toward getting people to buy your book.

With firmware update 1.2 that brings Android 2.2 (also known as Froyo), the NOOK Color has taken big steps away from being an e-reader with some extra functionality and is coming close to being a bargain Android tablet that's also a pretty good e-reader.

If you're a publisher, then you've taken a big step accepting a manuscript, and have invested time, energy, and money into producing it for publication.

Amazon.com has taken some big steps in the publishing world in 2011 and, while a lot of the news admittedly swirls around equal parts industry news and speculation, there is no doubt that the retail book giant has huge plans.

I have taken a big step forward into the unknown.

Kobo is a global leader in eBooks and they've taken big steps into audiobooks, reflecting the growth and potential of the industry.

In this post-Credit CARD Act era, most credit card issuers have taken a big step back in their on - campus marketing campaigns.

Once you have taken the big step and adopted or purchased a cute little dachshund puppy, then the next big question is what do you call him or her.

Veterinary managers have taken a big step forward in capability and professionalism.

We're proud to have taken this big step to reduce our carbon footprint and to help conserve our beautiful planet's resources!

Alaska Airlines & Japan Airlines (JAL) have announced that they plan to commence codesharing from 29 June 2016 (subject to government approval) and, with that, Alaska Airlines has taken another big step towards even closer ties with the OneWorld Alliance.

Valve has taken the big step of allowing modders to sell their work via the Steam Workshop, letting them decide whether to have it available for free or to set a specific price, or just let people pay what they want.

That hack has taken a big step forward, and now it includes support for Super Metroid.

This is an area that BioWare has taken big steps forward by allowing the player to play various genders, ethnicities, and sexual orientations in the Mass Effect and Dragon Age series.