Sentence examples for further progress has been made from inspiring English sources
In 2008 further progress has been made in Armenia, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan where governments have taken full responsibility of continued oversight of the achievements.
No further progress has been made since.
Further progress has been made by the development of mechanical intramedullary lengthening devices (Guichet 1999, Cole et al. 2001) and motorized intramedullary lengthening devices (Betz et al. 1990, Baumgart et al. 1997).
However, due to technical difficulties, no further progress has been made in functional genomic study and massive novel gene mining in avian PGCs as well as neighboring stroma cells.
We arrived at the conclusion that, until further progress has been made in defining standards, assessment must depend on developing and communicating local consensus between stakeholders (students, practitioners, teachers, supervisors, curriculum developers) about what is expected in exercises and formal tests.
The latest assessment shows that further progress has been made towards the 2015 MDG target, which remains within reach for the developing regions as a whole, although marked differences across regions persist and considerable and immediate additional efforts will be needed.
His announcement of a proposed agreement over Mr Cameron's demands indicated that further progress had been made in talks in Brussels with British officials.
However, in a statement after the call, Jean-Claude Juncker, the prime minister of Luxembourg who heads the finance ministers, said that "substantial further progress" had been made.
Caster Semenya's future remains in doubt, with no further progress having been made on the gender verification tests that began last summer following the South African teenager's world title win in the 800 metres.
The Justice Department has stopped the COPS office from participating in any further voluntary reforms, and little progress has been made on existing agreements.
In a communiqué, the finance ministers and central bank governors of the Group of 20 large economies said: "We have agreed that while progress has been made, further actions are required to make growth strong, sustainable and balanced".
