Sentence examples for far more progress from inspiring English sources

The DoD's K-12 schools, which serve the children of armed-forces members, have consistently out-performed public schools on the federal National Assessment of Educational Progress test, are better racially integrated, and have made far more progress closing the achievement gap between students of color and their white peers.

The rhetoric suggests far more progress than has actually been evidenced.

If we could bridge this "God gulf," we would make far more progress on the world's ills.

While voluntary commitments help to raise the bar, Unison's Johnson believes far more progress could be made through legislation.

Many other financial gifts, large and small, have significantly advanced stem cell science over the years, allowing researchers to make far more progress than they otherwise could.

"But the U.S. financial system in general, and Morgan Stanley in particular, has made far more progress than it is being given credit".

Government policy has anticipated far more technical progress than the industry has made.

Trams were able to cater for the masses, and since the roads were so bad, laying tracks enabled far more efficient progress.

But there was far more rapid progress in much of Asia, with an increasing proportion of those missing out on school being concentrated in countries in sub-Saharan Africa.

But the media continued to "highlight setbacks far more than progress".

They've done it so far, and made more progress than many give them credit for.