Sentence examples for despite the huge progress from inspiring English sources
So despite the huge progress made in recent years, there is much more to do.
However, despite the huge progress seen with respect to the first algorithms, such as the tree search method by Christofides and Eilon (1969), CVRP is still far from being satisfactorily solved (Toth and Vigo 2014).
Despite the huge progress made in recent years in analysing the degradation behavior and the reliability of thermal barrier coating systems, there is still some deficit in the capability to predict damage evolution in terms of crack initiation and crack growth, which ultimately leads to macroscopic delamination and spallation of the coating system.
Breast cancer remains one of the leading causes of cancer death among women despite the huge progress that has been made in treatment (Santen et al. 2007, Weigel & Dowsett 2010).
But despite the huge progress made – there is still much left to do to ensure that every child is protected from the world's major cause of preventable brain damage.
But, he added, despite huge progress in the struggle against HIV and Aids, "we now face a new risk – the risk of complacency".
Over the past two decades, huge progress has been made in the diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis of AMI.
Child marriage affects nutrition: Despite huge progress in Bangladesh, more than half of the girls are getting married before 18.
Despite many organisations making huge progress to improve inclusion for lesbian and gay staff in workplaces around the world, there is still a long way to go.
In the last year we've seen huge progress, including the coming out of several high-profile celebrities such as Zachary Quinto and Matt Bomer (who both had big movies released right afterwards, which, of course, were both huge hits and were not in the least bit affected by the coming out of their star, despite the terrifying scenarios the establishment types have perpetuated for years).
And "in this area it was 'a basic fact' that the PRC had made huge progress".
