Sentence examples for brilliant progress from inspiring English sources

Adds Malhi in a statement: "The backing from two prolific and globally renowned fintech investors recognises the brilliant progress we've made, but also the scale of our ambition.

What it is, though, at this early point, is a stylish, uncommonly literate, sometimes perplexing and occasionally brilliant work in progress.

From the outside China's progress looks brilliant.

"It's brilliant because it shows progress.

In this first debate, Hillary Clinton must show America her core: a compassionate, brilliant, forceful advocate for progress.

In Why Nations Fail, economists Acemoglu and Robinson provide a brilliant explanation on how progress and development is largely a function of 'inclusive' -- as opposed to extractive -- governance.

Built in 1998, she's currently stationed in St Petersburg, though seems set to head to Hamburg this week (you can follow her progress on this brilliant tool here).

An experiment of a radical and seminal kind is Laurence Sterne's Tristram Shandy (1759 67), which, drawing on a tradition of learned wit from Erasmus and Rabelais to Burton and Swift, provides a brilliant comic critique of the progress of the English novel to date.

"He's been just short of brilliant". How to describe Duncan's progress?

Wisden noted: "For some time after his first season Hirst's career was one of steady progress rather than of brilliant achievement".

Like Linnaeus, we will make progress by learning from "brilliant errors". Linnaeus' methods created the means of disconfirming his own taxonomy system.