Sentence examples for a century of progress from inspiring English sources

And in Africa, after a century of progress, the rise in life expectancy stopped after 1990.

If these reforms go ahead, we risk throwing away half a century of progress.

Climate change threatens to undermine half a century of progress in global health, according to a major new report.

WHEELS FOR THE WORLD: Henry Ford, His Company, and a Century of Progress, 1903-2003, by Douglas Brinkley.

The beginning of this chase marked the end of what had been three-quarters of a century of progress.

All five are landmarked relics of the 1933-34 World's Fair in Chicago, the theme for which was "A Century of Progress".

"For serious diners," he goes on grimly, "a century of culinary progress came to a screeching halt".

Clearly, if true, the hygiene hypothesis is the single greatest medical story of our time, undercutting a century of putative progress.

ON JULY 20th 1969, when Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin set foot on the Moon, it capped half a century of extraordinary progress in aviation.

There's finding the local angle, and then there's overlooking half a century of societal progress: As well as being a wife, amazingly Corey Cogdell-Unrein is also a bronze-winning Olympian in trap shooting.

Nevertheless, looking further ahead one can see a century of astounding progress, an Age of Amity.