Sentence examples for great progress in reducing from inspiring English sources

Don't be complacent: We have made great progress in reducing malaria burden across the world over the past 15 years.

He made the presidential debates much more substantive, and he helped to set the next president's agenda, and, as a result, we made great progress in reducing the deficit from 1993 to 2000.

Lying slightly more than 2° south of the Equator, it was long regarded as a plague spot; but since 1920, engineering and hygienic works carried out by the government have made great progress in reducing health hazards.

Since the mid-20th century much attention has been paid to health services, and great progress in reducing the incidence of those diseases has been achieved through various programs.

Auto designers have made great progress in reducing how much cars pollute.

Despite great progress in reducing the child mortality rate, 6.3 million children under the age of five still die every year from largely preventable causes.

Some of the countries that have achieved the greatest progress in reducing emissions are having doubts about the costs.

For Brawley, the greatest tragedy of P.S.A. screening is that it has been a distraction from making greater progress in reducing deaths with the one clear helpful thing: distinguishing between the prostate tumors that really need to come out and those that are better left alone.

When John Holcomb issued a statement on behalf of the United States Armed Forces in January 2007 announcing a change in field practices to incorporate the use of plasma as the primary resuscitation fluid [ 5], he articulated an impatience of the trauma community at the failure to make greater progress in reducing mortality among those at "the outer limits of survivability".

Over the last 10 to 15 years, the world has made big progress in reducing childhood deaths.

"Our country has made great progress in the past in reducing drug use, and we will do it again," he said.