Sentences with phrase «huge leaps»

I absolutely love how the gaming industry is making huge leaps forward.

I completely disagree with you, I think people will spend $ 500 - 600 on consoles, providing Microsoft / Sony show huge leaps from current generation consoles.

American Sniper plays like a montage of Chris Kyle's life, and huge leaps in time occur frequently.

Discover has made huge leaps in its number of overseas merchants and is now the most widely accepted network by volume, with 42 million worldwide merchants.

For the first time solo traveller, taking the first steps through the departure gate can feel like huge leaps, but you'll find your footing in a swirling pool of travellers quickly.

But remember, renters insurance is super affordable, so even huge leaps in coverage can result in just a few more dollars a month.

These numbers are going to be pretty raw since it's hard to make huge leaps based on a small amount of data.

I see this in writing groups: one novice writer will take feedback and make huge leaps in progress, and others will be turtles, plodding along for years until they finally take another step forward.

Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and Apple have all made huge leaps this year in the marketing of children's ebooks, and many of the key publishing industry events like the Frankfurt Book Fair had a very young reader - specific focus.

Lexus has made some huge leaps forward in this area.

The 430's engine originally had a Maserati trident on the bonnet above it and curiously has just four valves per cylinder, but you can't argue with the huge leaps of 89bhp and 68 lb ft over the 360.

These huge leaps are foolish and suspicious.

Jack has now made huge leaps forward in his classroom achievements, and with support from all staff, is able to work as part of the class to achieve his targets.

Early childhood programs provide intervention at a critical time, when children's brains take huge leaps in development.

It takes a lot more time to build a product this way, but it's really the only way we could be certain that we were mapping to the school's existing processes and, at the same time, making huge leaps forward.

Still, whether a teacher wishes to start with small steps or make huge leaps into the technology - infused classroom, options are available.

What's more, we're seeing huge leaps in advances of technology in fields such as healthcare, marketing, and financial services.

The alternate timeline has allowed for huge leaps in possible stories — no longer tied, as it would have been, to reflecting the canonical origin stories of Kirk, Spock, et al..

She represented a different style skater, stronger, more powerful, with huge leaps but less of that long extension.

NFC technology has made huge leaps and bounds in the world of gaming with the introduction of the popular Skylanders and Skylanders Giants figures and video games, plus the incoming Disney NFC utilizing game called...

They made huge leaps and bounds in mo - cap territory since then.

Rebellion has made huge leaps forward with every new entry in this series, and they've finally reached a point where the results are flat - out incredible.

If you're looking to boost your fitness, interval training can help you make huge leaps forward.

You can start today to change your life, just baby steps every day lead to huge leaps over the long term, and wen you start to feel good you will never want to go back.

After huge leaps forward in recent years, we're edging ever closer to human trials of huntingtin lowering or «gene silencing» as a potential treatment for Huntington's Disease.

«Cancer immunotherapy is making huge leaps of progress right now in our ability to fight cancer, and this gift will help us fund research to save lives.»

«Resist is a very complex mixture of materials and it took so long to develop the technology that making huge leaps away from what's already known has been seen as too risky,» she says.

But those are huge leaps.

The government wants the most successful schools to help those that are failing, claiming such partnerships can produce «huge leaps» in results at the least successful schools.

There were huge leaps (Paisley and Muhammad) and dramatic dips (Bailey and Charlie).

Mistakes will happen, and children will make huge leaps forward only to then have really bad potty training days or weeks.

Nunes made huge leaps during that time.

It's very exciting the huge leaps our reputable magazine has seen since transitioning from print to fully digital.

Fortunately, interest rates rarely make sudden, huge leaps that would explode the cost of your home.

Other times, you'll make huge leaps in just a day or two.

«So we hope that we'll find stuff that gamers will say is awesome and is a huge leap forward.»

«The key to growing a business is to consistently meet and find specific goals that move your business forward,» says David Mitroff, Ph.D., a business consultant, marketing expert, keynote speaker, and founder of Piedmont Avenue Consulting, Inc. «What most business owners don't realize is that the process for business growth is an accumulation of small milestones rather than one huge leap.

«The product experience is so revolutionary, and a huge leap in utility and usability, from both consumer and merchant standpoint, that it's attracting huge levels of interest.»

That may not seem like a huge leap, but such growth will outshine the market share declines predicted for the other major mobile platforms.

According to Marketing Land in March 2016, «almost 4,000 companies are now part of the marketing technology landscape, a huge leap from the 150 itemized back in 2011.»

That's a huge leap over the capital commitments that General Catalyst circled in early 2016, when it closed a pair of funds with $ 845 million.

The huge leap this currency made into top 4 by market cap was quite impressive.

My problem is where you take it from there which is a huge leap to assume the God of Abraham did it.

intelligent design as one of possibly many undiscovered possibilities perhaps, but again — to leap to the God of Abraham based on any of your points is just that — an incredibly huge leap.

It would take a huge leap for a person to get from San Francisco to Los Angeles, a much bigger step than any person could make.

But even if some force more intelligent than us was involved in the creation of our universe, it's still a huge leap from there to the Abrahamic God that self - satisfied early man.

It took years of therapy, prayer, and spiritual counsel for the healing to totally manifest.26 years after she began her journey, she was able to take a huge leap forward and on her 50th birthday she enrolled in college to study software engineering....

Russ, you said, «while it is a «huge leap» (as you say) to claim the specificity of the Judeo - Christian God in this particular finding, how is it not * equally * (if not more so) a leap to filter out the concept of transcendence (which you call a «self - contained oxymoron»), without any alternate explanation for the paradoxical «something out of nothing» origins of our universe?»

Then the HUGE, HUGE leap.

while it is a «huge leap» (as you say) to claim the specificity of the Judeo - Christian God in this particular finding, how is it not * equally * (if not more so) a leap to filter out the concept of transcendence (which you call a «self - contained oxymoron»), without any alternate explanation for the paradoxical «something out of nothing» origins of our universe?