Sentence examples for extent progress from inspiring English sources

To some extent, progress on some challenges has already been made and solutions are expected to materialise in the near future.

To a large extent, progress of attosecond spectroscopy in the gas phase has been driven by designing approaches where time-resolution is not limited by the pulse duration.

He also outlined a plan for a political settlement, but did not clarify to what extent progress had been made on some of its key questions.

C1 Women on Wall Street A survey of seven firms suggests that many women are dissatisfied with the extent of progress that has been made to help women advance in the securities industry.

The classification used above reveals the extent of progress thus far.

It's the external factors that will determine the extent of progress and stability or the lack of it.

When the UN decided to organise a follow-up conference to check the extent of progress against racism, Durban was the elephant in the room.

In determining the size, pace, and composition of its asset purchases, the committee will continue to take appropriate account of the likely efficacy and costs of such purchases as well as the extent of progress toward its economic objectives.

To an extent Greek progress can be explained by the mundane reality that they found themselves in a relatively easy group, although it could not have appeared that way when they had shipped three goals to no reply with Ivory Coast still to come.

In addition, the extent of progress in comparison with that of the residency program of a decade ago is reviewed.

Mr Blair said the extent of progress in Northern Ireland's peace process was made possible because "sometimes we do things that are uncomfortable and difficult but nonetheless necessary".