Sentence examples for but progress has begun from inspiring English sources

The figure has fallen considerably from 532,000 in 1990, but progress has begun to plateau.

It's a nonsense issue that social progress has begun to render irrelevant, and Michael Douglas's spectacular performance as Liberace demonstrates a rarely discussed benefit.

By the time we reach Chur, before the final ascent to St Moritz, our stately progress has begun to take its toll on morale.

Though the slow crawl of progress has begun, we've also learned that men win more literary awards, and that books about men get more attention than books about women.

Although this progress has begun to unravel some of the molecular details that underlie UCC, many questions remain.

Even while the antitrust case was dragging on, technological progress had begun to undermine IBM's near-monopoly and, more importantly, its business model of renting its expensive machines to customers.

Development of novel retrovirus gene transfer systems that are in progress have begun to overcome these obstacles.

It seemed that a new era of openness and progress had begun.

Turkey wants to join the EU and negotiations began in 2005, but progress has been slow, amid EU concern about human rights abuses.

Celtic remain a work in progress, but Deila has begun to make headway.

An editorial accompanying the paper points out that previous evidence that lowering cholesterol may help prevent Alzheimer's disease says nothing about whether it slows its progress once it has begun, and that this paper presents a well-designed study showing that treatment can also delay dementia once the disease has taken hold.