Sentence examples for because of the progress from inspiring English sources

Some progress has been made on this, partly because of the progress of the Amisom force.

They are confident because of the progress they have made in recent years.

I joined West Ham because of the progress that the club is making.

"The field is getting a little bit overhyped because of the progress we're seeing," he said.

Perhaps it's because of the progress I've seen in so many areas over the past several decades.

He had to quit, though, because of the progress of the disease: much of his right leg is numb.

In recent times, nanofluids have been investigated comprehensively by the scientists because of the progresses in nanotechnology.

Possibly because of the progressing drought, none of the four species predicted to be most affected by distance-dependent sources of mortality based on the forest inventory data exhibited the predicted patterns of survival near conspecific vs. heterospecific trees in the field experiment.

Not because his 23rd birthday heralds my 53rd (OK, a little bit because his 23rd birthday heralds my 53rd), but because of all the progress he's made.

But that's not only because of the splendid progress Bunky Jellinek pointed to.

These categories are no longer so clear-cut, according to the US, because of the rapid progress of emerging economies.