Sentence examples for and continued progress from inspiring English sources
An active women's rights movement and an independent court system provide for protection of human rights and continued progress.
John Horgan says we've come a long way: "Yes, we still face enormous problems globally, and continued progress is by no means guaranteed.
And which candidate offers a vision of governing that better promotes prosperity, a strong role for America in the world and continued progress toward the goal of equal rights for all Americans?
"Given our strongly capital generative core business and continued progress in increasing capital and reducing risk through non-core asset disposals, we continue to be confident in our capital position," the bank said.
On Wednesday, the Fed left interest rates unchanged but strongly signaled it could raise them by the end of the year, citing a recent pickup in economic growth and continued progress in the labor market.
The bank said its third-quarter results reflected "resilient" profitability in its private banking and wealth management business, as well as "strong" revenue on equity trading and "continued progress on cost and capital".
According to the company proxy statement, filed Wednesday, the package recognized his "outstanding leadership of the business, continued strengthening of our worldwide competitive position, and continuing progress toward achieving long-range strategic goals".
The rapid and continuing progress in gene discovery for complex diseases is fueling interest in the potential application of genetic risk models for clinical and public health practice.
The rapid and continuing progress in gene discovery for complex diseases is fuelling interest in the potential application of genetic risk models for clinical and public health practice.
The exponential and continuing progress in the development of techniques in the last years, and the optimism in handling complexity [ 137] make me optimistic that some, but not all, of the ambitious goals of systems biology and proteomics may be attained.
It is the collective responsibility of donors, governments and communities to be responsive and adapt to the changing nature of local epidemics to shore up gains made and continue progress.
