Sentence examples for building on progress from inspiring English sources

Indeed, YouTube's project is one of a variety that are creating new accessibility tools by building on progress in the power and practicability of machine learning.

And he made a point with political implications: if you talk about building on progress that has already been made, it points toward incremental policy changes.

It will also "put people in control of their care and give them greater choice, building on progress with personal budgets".

Launched by David Cameron in March 2012, the challenge sets out an ambitious programme that aims to improve the lives of people with the disease and their carers, building on progress made during Labour's 2009 national dementia strategy.

The range of applications that can be addressed with an integrated approach of this type can be extended by building on progress in property prediction techniques, such as molecular equations of state or computational chemistry.

EPA is also launching today the process to develop guidelines for existing power plants, building on progress state and local leaders have already made.

"But instead of building on this progress, Washington Republicans want to turn back the clock".

We can continue leading this by building on the progress of the last seven years.

And I am committed to building on this progress," he said.

"I'm going to keep building on the progress," he said when asked about his plans for the next four years.

One of these frames was to present these policies as "building on the progress made" by the Obama Administration.