Sentence examples for as great progress from inspiring English sources

While this is viewed as great progress by Dr. Goodall and animal welfare groups, some scientists who conduct research on chimpanzees to find treatments or vaccines for human diseases are disappointed by the proposal.

I know that fighting this fight means walking a very fine line of accepting small steps of movement forward as great progress all the while challenging the ridiculous "don't they know better" antics of those who don't get it.

"If America and India are really seen as allies, as great partners in progress, you will see trade multiply," he said.

These results can be considered as a great progress in segmentation with no distinctive local feature.

Allo-HSCT, as a great progress in the medical field for nearly half a century, is the most effective treatment for hematological malignancies.

Another major emerging issue is inequity, as despite great progress, the mortality rate of children in mountainous and rural areas and of poor families is still three to four times higher than that of children in lowland areas or of families that are better-off.

The president spoke at length about a potential future reunification of the Korean Peninsula, describing the Koreans as "one people," and saying that "if just given the chance, if given their freedom, Koreans in the North are capable of great progress as well".

As a consequence, great progress was made in association with the World War II effort and this continued through until the 1960's, and was a time when Australia was at the forefront of international STP research.

Case in point: On Thursday, the U.S. president posted a letter from the North Korean dictator as evidence that "great progress" was being made between the two countries.

Similar projects are bringing these life-saving services to children around the world, and as a result, great progress has been made toward achieving the 2015 goal of "Getting to Zero" -- zero new HIV infections, zero AIDS-related deaths and zero discrimination.

"I am honoured to have been given this opportunity to work for UNICEF, and more importantly, for the children of the great African continent," said As. "As many African nations are making great progress in achieving the Millennium Development Goals, this region is still burdened with high child mortality, the impact of HIV/AIDS, and 11.4 million out-of-school children".