Sentence examples for considerable progress as from inspiring English sources

Painting and sculpture, however, have made considerable progress as expressions of an increasingly sophisticated urban culture.

Yet for all his complaints, Fontane made considerable progress as a writer, moving from his mawkish first novella, Sibling Love, to the subtleties of Effi Briest and the intellectual heights of Graf Petöfy, which contains 70 references to 30 different writers.

Since then there has been considerable progress, as the Commission points out in its explanatory memorandum, with political and legal measures in the field of environmental information and the involvement of the public.

Despite considerable progress in fields as varied as paleobiology, phylogenetics, evolutionary developmental biology and genetics [1], much about the origin and diversification of angiosperms is still largely a mystery [2].

Parliament's resolution of 15 January 2014 on the future of EU-ASEAN relations outlines the considerable progress the region had achieved, as well as a number of possible avenues for the future advances.

Mr. Fishman and Mr. Berg said they made considerable progress yesterday afternoon, as the two sides took the rare step of presenting their bottom lines 36 hours before the strike deadline, with an eye toward reaching an early settlement to avoid disrupting the holidays.

Child abuse remains a problem in the West African country, and though the country has made considerable progress in reducing female genital cutting as well as child mortality, Mrs. Ndiaye reminded those in attendance that there is still much work to be done.

Many scientists have been working on this for a long time, and considerable progress has been made as discussed in a recent article from Science News.

As considerable progress is made to increase awareness of feminism, and more and more public figures identify themselves as feminists, is it time to start considering what makes a "good" feminist?

The Geneva talks have made considerable progress in resolving such issues as the return of Afghan refugees from Pakistan, guarantees of noninterference in Afghanistan and guarantees that any agreement will be carried out.

In spite of the considerable progress in engineering doped carbon as oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) electrocatalyst from biomass, there is still a long way for the large-scale application in commercializing fuel cells.