Sentence examples for exceptional progress made from inspiring English sources

Despite this innovative approach and exceptional progress made, challenges remain in preventing malaria in Zanzibar.

And Scotland coach Levein had said he would need to make "exceptional" progress to make the double header.

The RCF report, Exceptional Cymru?, makes 20 recommendations, including calling on the next Welsh Assembly Government to "publish a report on the progress made in implementing Professor Routledge's recommendations and how they intend to build on this".

However, the substantially sordid revelations by Snowden has inflamed the discussion to such an extent that it's easy to lose track of an important thread that we might separate from concerns of privacy, and that's that the exceptional progress we've made at making information more accessible at a lower cost to more people on the planet than at any time in human history.

Secondly, the evaluation mission recognises that exceptional progress has been made in the development of an effective Desert Locust survey and control system in Mauritania.

Last month a group of four international bodies, including the World Health Organisation (WHO) and the World Bank, said China was one of ten countries to have made exceptional progress in reducing infant and maternal mortality (see chart).

The patient made exceptional progress and was followed regularly postoperatively (Fig. 5h k).

In a report, the IMF said Greece had made "exceptional" progress on reducing its budget deficit since 2010.

Gemili, who has made exceptional progress since taking up the sport a year and a half ago, did not look overawed in his first major championship final as a senior.

"Mobile advertising has enormous potential as a marketing medium and while this industry is still in the early stages of development, AdMob has already made exceptional progress in a very short time," said Susan Wojcicki, Vice President of Product Management at Google.

After four years of education he had made exceptional progress, gaining admission to study at Victoria College in Stellenbosch.