Sentence examples for been tangible progress from inspiring English sources

In the span of a little more than a decade from the year 2002, there has been tangible progress on many fronts.

To the British, there has been tangible progress since Mr. Trimble's resignation, in terms of the pledge on disarmament and a plan put forward by London and Dublin to close the gaps.

In particular, six weeks before the 2004 presidential election, General Petraeus published an op-ed article in The Washington Post in which he claimed — wrongly, of course — that there had been "tangible progress" in Iraq, and that "momentum has gathered in recent months".

Meanwhile Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said there had been "tangible progress" with the truce.

In the decade since the Taliban government was ousted from power, there has been tangible progress for Afghan women and girls - though much less than many had hoped.

There should be a presidential visit only if there is tangible progress on the issues.

By contrast, with her renovation, there is tangible progress almost every day.

This is tangible progress indeed, and stems from Duncan's decision to scrap the subscription model and go free to air relying on ad revenue, moving first with E4 in 2005, and then Film4, during 2006.

We must do better in showing that there is tangible, steady progress in reaching our goal -- and in reminding the world that the Taliban remain the ruthless killers and abusers of human rights they have always been.

Kirby said work was taking place to defuse tensions and the hope was that "tangible progress" would be made soon.

There has been little tangible progress in the management of established disease, so a book concentrating on prevention and the detection and management of early disease is timely.