Sentence examples for dramatic progress has been from inspiring English sources

Their most dramatic progress has been, predictably, on defense.

Already, dramatic progress has been made — perhaps too dramatic.

Already, dramatic progress has been made perhaps too dramatic.

Over the last few years, dramatic progress has been made for addressing this issue.

Dramatic progress has been made in the last decade, driving machine learning into the spotlight of conversations surrounding disruptive technology.

In the past few years, quite dramatic progress has been seen in applying these ideas into biological systems.

But if progress has been dramatic since the two-time Nobel physicist Marie Curie was barred from France's science academy a century ago, it has been slower than in other parts of society — and much less uniform.

Lt Col Mick Aston, commanding officer of 1 Royal Anglians, said: "Our progress has been dramatic and we've handed over more than half of the Nad-e Ali district to the Afghan security forces where they now take the lead in security.

Anne Case: Well, it's great if the gap is falling because black progress has been fairly dramatic over part of this period.

While biology often has been identified as the field of science where over the past half century progress has been most dramatic, physics continues to be the widely held model of what a field of science should aim to be like.

For a big turbine, a utility will typically reckon that a gain of two percentage points will save more than €50m-worth of fuel.In other fields Siemens's progress has been equally dramatic.