Sentence examples for brisk progress from inspiring English sources

SEOUL, South Korea North Koreaea reported brisk progress in building a new nuclear reactor and producing enriched uranium on Wednesday.

In November, North Korea reported brisk progress in the building of a small light water reactor in its main nuclear complex in Yongbyon, north of Pyongyang, its capital.

Dr. Maas said there had been brisk progress in understanding tooth formation in the last six years, largely because of "knock-out mice".

He is still under immense pressure as the South Africans lead by 35 runs with eight first-innings wickets left and Hashim Amla (75 not out) and Jacques Kallis charged with brisk progress this morning.

The slugs destroy things with the force of their impact rather than detonating an explosive warhead.The US Navy's railgun programme, aptly named Velocitas Eradico—"I Who Am Speed, Destroy" in Latin has made brisk progress since it began in 2005.

The Kubernetes community continues to make brisk progress.

If there was going to be a positive outcome on the final day the visitors, boosted by two late Monty Panesar wickets on day three, needed to make brisk progress on the fourth morning but Taylor and Shazhad were defiant.

When left untreated, brisk, progressing multi-organ failure (MOF) is said to be an essential underlying reason.

The successful deciphering of this vast genetic archive attests to the extraordinary pace of biology's advance since 1953, when the structure of DNA was first discovered and presages an era of even brisker progress.

It springs from Bresson's style: the brisk, elliptical progress from scene to scene, which makes other methods look fat and slack; the monastic sobriety of the monochrome images; and the sounds (a squeaking gate, a gunshot) that pepper the rural stillness.

According to Denyer, by using "early," "middle," and "late" features, Plato wanted to indicate the brisk intellectual progress Alcibiades made during his conversation with Socrates.