Examples of 'gone a step' in a sentence
Meaning of "gone a step"
The phrase 'gone a step' is often used to describe a situation where someone has taken an additional or extra action beyond what was expected or required. It implies that the person has gone beyond the basic or initial level of effort, accomplishment, or commitment. 'Gone a step' indicates a willingness to exceed expectations or go the extra mile to achieve a desired outcome or demonstrate dedication
How to use "gone a step" in a sentence
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But local governments have gone a step further.
Our teams have gone a step further with these technologies.
Some manufacturers even have gone a step further.
We have gone a step halfway.
But this time it seems to have gone a step further.
We have just gone a step forward guiding a group of blind people in the snow.
Our efforts have gone a step further.
Many have gone a step further and purchased and dealt in shares in other public companies.
Some museums have gone a step further.
Some countries have gone a step further by bundling various transportation assets into large-scale monetization programs.
Israeli leaders have gone a step further.
Some countries have gone a step further and started preparations for implementing the recommendations.
The process for ether futures has gone a step further.
Amazon has even gone a step further than rivals.
In fact search engines like google have gone a step ahead.
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Romania has gone a step further.
The student added that " the lecturers at the college have gone a step too far.
They have gone a step further.
But the BASF lawyers have frequently gone a step beyond.
Texas has gone a step further.
But the Showtime series has always gone a step further.
Other countries have already gone a step further and established national guidelines.
Psychologists at Norwegian University of Science and Technology have gone a step further on the matter.
Outdoor advertising has gone a step further into the digital age.
By combining its expertise in inertial sensors with MEMS, Sagem has gone a step further.
Tesla has gone a step.
Wildfire 's gone a step further . Whole rooms that operate like glove boxes.
The only problem is that you have gone a step ahead of where i am.
But it 's gone a step further with these devices.
The United States has gone a step further.
Mine havejust gone a step furtherthan most people 's.
Knowing this, scientists have gone a step further.
Mine have just gone a step further than most people 's.
Now, researchers from the MIT have gone a step further.
Moreover, they have gone a step beyond helping individual family members.
You know, they could have gone a step further.
Château Franc Mayne has gone a step further, beginning conversion to organic winegrowing in 2019.
UC San Diego, meanwhile, has gone a step further.
A few countries have also gone a step further by passing legislation of a ' proactive ' type.
One study, funded by the Air Force Research Laboratory ( AFRL ), has gone a step further.
Dollar Homeschool has gone a step or two further.
However, this professor has gone a step further ; his method requires advanced mathematics.
He 's now done that, but he 's also gone a step further.
Finally, Nissan has gone a step beyond when it comes to safety.
Ever used a glove box? No . Wildfire 's gone a step further.
A majority in Council has gone a step further and established a ' zero growth ' draft budget.
Think he would have gone a step farther?
His Spanish counterpart Pedro Sánchez has gone a step further, appointing a cabinet where women outnumber men.
So could they have gone a step further?
Have you gone a step farther?
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Examples of using Gone
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And she would be gone sometimes for days
The embolectomy could not have gone better
Million gone because you went to bed with a whore
