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Each was higher than the next, like a series of giant steps.

Even starting the effort would be a giant step for international law.

It seemed as if everything around her took a giant step in every direction at once, including up and down.

In this respect we have taken a giant step forward.

How about a giant step to prepare the American people for the next century?

"Today we have taken a giant step toward that goal."

A. I talk about five giant steps to financial planning.

But that was a hell of a giant step, even after we'd started taking it.

But it's a good, giant step in the right direction.

"I think a giant step was made to take Georgia into the future," he said.

While this is an important first step, much more has to be done.

Telling others can be an important first step to better health.

Starting high school is an important step in every young person's life.

Several people who work in the program called the effort an important step to better conditions.

It is an important step for human rights in the world.

As I have already said, an important step in this area was taken a number of years ago.

This is the first important step, though not the last one.

This was actually a very important and significant step forward.

This an important step along the way, but more work needs to be done.

However, they are an important step in the right direction.

The unanswered question for investors is how much Clarke's "step change" will cost.

This avoids the discontinuity present in a simple step change.

This is a significant step change in transport policy at the European level.

It is frankly stunning that a step change was not recorded.

It has delivered an important step change in the marketplace for energy efficiency.

Longer term research will be considered if opportunities for a step change in operational performance and significant cost savings are identified.

Geopolitics in the last year has seen such a step change and more will follow.

There is still no sign of that famous "step change in energy efficiency" promised at the time.

We should perhaps reflect on this fact and plan to achieve a genuine step change in the future.

These are listed as 37 "step changes" which the Council considers important.