Sentence examples for any major progress from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clinton's aides had played down the prospect of any major progress on Chinese missile exports, Tibet or Taiwan during Mr. Clinton's last months in office.

For all the Magic's youth and vigour, though, the basis of any major progress this season may well come not so much from the likes of Elfrid and Gordon, but Frye and Gordon – that's 31-year-old duo Channing Frye and Ben Gordon, who were both recruited in the summer to lend some vital experience to the enthusiastic mix.

As long as women in the DRC and Uganda have six children on average, hopes are slim that any major progress will be made in reducing the stubbornly high prevalence of severe poverty in those two countries.

(UNICEF officer) Tajikistan has not yet shown major progress in any of the key elements of SWAp (54) whereas Kyrgyzstan is progressing well, with strong donor coordination through this first health SWAp in a post-Soviet country (22, 55, 56), though parallel projects funded by various agencies also co-exist (22).

"We can't say that major progress was made in any way, but there was some progress on some of our system issues, obviously enough to come back at 2 o'clock tomorrow".

This is major, major progress.

There has, however, been major progress this spring on two fronts.

But major progress has been made since then.

Compared with Communism and czarism, however, they reflect major progress.

The UN reported major progress on the HIV/AIDS front.

If you mean major progress, breakthroughs that add considerably to our understanding, who could argue?