Sentence examples for fast progress towards from inspiring English sources

His force landed undetected early in the morning of 26 February, destroyed two small artillery pieces and made fast progress towards the main battery before being pinned down by Turkish snipers in the mid-afternoon.

The initial temperature was calculated so that the acceptance rate would be equal to 0.80, a trade-off value for avoiding two major risks: either losing time with a very slow progress of solutions or a very fast progress towards a local minimum.

Without the politics to battle with, the commercial refrigeration industry is making faster progress towards climate-friendly alternatives.

The euro zone's to-do list, from milder austerity to faster progress towards banking union, is as familiar as Mrs Merkel's wariness of it.

Concentrating power in his hands, some would argue, merely brings faster progress towards a market economy.But it may not always be like that.

And it has taken a fifth entrant, Three, to agitate for cheaper mobile internet access and faster progress towards the 4G auction which will ensure networks have the spectrum they need to support the explosion in smartphones.

Some Egyptian protesters are due to return to Tahrir Square in Cairo this Friday to demand faster progress towards reform and removal of the military junta, the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces.

For them swift growth means faster progress towards a crunch.Ofgem, the energy regulator, has long warned that the margin between peak electricity demand and available supply is falling.

In the final option, it gets $20 billion which would allow faster progress towards achieving the health-related Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).When the party was over the Global Fund was left with $11.7 billion in pledges, not even enough to keep treading water.

The WEP is fielding a candidate – Sophie Walker – in the mayoral race, but is also calling on voters from across the political spectrum to use their votes in the separate London assembly poll to show support for its agenda, including forcing faster progress towards equal pay, tackling domestic violence and providing better support for women with caring responsibilities.

This allows institutions to better and faster progress towards achieving their retention management goals.