Sentence examples for great strides made from inspiring English sources

Despite great strides made by the LGBT movement, we still live in a homophobic society where being gay has a certain stigma.

Mr Kennedy argues that Mr Blair's trust deficit now makes it far harder for him to be believed when he boasts of the great strides made in reforming the NHS or education.

Another example is deep-water production in the Gulf of Mexico, which would not be possible or economically feasible without the great strides made in seismic technology and drilling methods.

Henry Porter (Mastery of the internet will mean mastery of everyone, 22 June) highlights the great strides made in gathering internet data, but says little about the analysis of it.

"There have been great strides made in fair access recently and, with the government setting high expectations for further, faster progress, we cannot afford to let anything slow the pace of change".

A number of countries have accepted the evidence base in this regard and those that have, such as Portugal, have seen great strides made in public health terms and a reduced burden upon their justice system.

Great strides have been made in making sure that women are included in international development programmes.

Still, great strides have been made.

Great strides have been made in destigmatizing and mainstreaming addiction.

Since then, great strides have been made in compressing video signals.

Great strides have been made to set things right, he said.