Sentence examples for considerable progress and from inspiring English sources

"We have made considerable progress, and we will make more," she said.

The verdict late in 1963 was that Sigma had made considerable progress and that headquarters-plant relationships had improved.

German rearmament had already made considerable progress, and Hitler was convinced that France and Great Britain would never fight.

But industry analysts say SAS has made considerable progress and shown real agility, especially for an established company.

On these issues there has been considerable progress and a wide range of empirical tests have been conducted.

In the past several years, molecular investigations on parasitic nematode and trematode development have made considerable progress and, supported by respective genome sequencing projects and emerging methods of genetic manipulation, will be a flourishing field in the years to come.

Mr. Wood said the agency had made considerable progress in recruiting and keeping qualified people and pledged that its new Office of Market Oversight and Investigation would do a better job of watching over energy markets.

The open-data scientific philosophy is being widely adopted and proving to promote considerable progress in ecology and evolution.

East and Southeast Asia have made considerable progress in health and social welfare improvements: during 2000 2010, a total of 125 million persons in China and India moved out of slum conditions.

Considerable progress in observing and modeling the inter-flat transmission and dispersion under either buoyancy- or wind-dominated conditions has been made, while fully understanding the combined buoyancy and wind effects is not yet possible.

While the industry has made considerable progress in preventing and combating payments-related identity theft and fraud, significant work remains.