Examples of using Big step forward in English and their translations into Slovak
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cooking is- especially in urban environment- is a big step forward.
Although having a tough act to follow, the 1966 Mercedes Benz 230SL was a big step forward for Mercedes from its 190 SL predecessor.
then the iPad Air is a big step forward from its predecessors.
Adding more to it he said,"Skype for Business represents another big step forward for our in-car connectivity and communication offer.
This represents a big step forward for a deeper study of the rest of cancer cells and reactivation.
A big step forward in the development of the railways,
This is why the EOS-1D X Mark II is a big step forward.
this is a very big step forward.
pleasure in your life take a big step forward.
It is a big step forward for a Europe for health,
which would mark a big step forward for passengers who are currently on the move from place to place,
offered in previous versions, was a big step forward in terms of accessibility.
Nevertheless, we made a big step forward by offering free online dating
If there's a way to come back to those types of breeding networks that can allow breeders to share material freely that would be a big step forward.
Ms Merkel said:"It is a big step forward that we not only don't want Iran to have nuclear weapons, but we also(want to) achieve the solution by political means".
However, it would be a big step forward, if political forces and national administrations would
Kevin took a big step forward in his production last season and has grown into an important part of our team here in San Jose," Sharks general manager Doug Wilson said in a statement.
The adoption of a European charter of the rights of victims of terrorism would be a big step forward that would help those fighting terrorism
this is still a big step forward, and I feel that I must give it my full support.
But Ikea's move is a big step forward for India, where a 2015 survey by the Associated Chambers of Commerce
