Sentence examples similar to A consequence of considerable progress from inspiring English sources

In developing countries, he wrote, "inequality is often a consequence of progress".

As a result, considerable progress has been made.

As a result, he saw considerable progress in his mental health over the next several years.

In particular, in LAC vehicle ownership has increased hugely as a consequence of economic growth and social progress.

This increase is presumably a consequence of improved ascertainment and considerable broadening of the diagnostic concept [ 1].

This indicates that cluster 4 was a consequence of cluster 3 as time progressed.

The collateral damage can, predictably, be considerable; a consequence of knee-jerk prescribing.

A considerable progress in the growth and process technology of these devices has been achieved.

Each of these desirable physiological responses is likely to be a consequence of anesthetic effects on different parts of the central nervous system, and considerable progress has been made toward identifying these sites.

This blistering progress is a consequence of an observation first made in 1965 by one of Intel's founders, Gordon Moore.

As a consequence of these controls, the cotton industry experiences considerable uncertainty as well as periodic shocks.