Sentence examples for greater progress in from inspiring English sources

Further refers to a greater progress in a shared direction.

No economic sector made greater progress in the post-World War II period than agriculture in terms of productivity.

"With China's economic and social development, human rights causes in China will enjoy even greater progress in the future," Yang told reporters.

And as The Economist wrote two weeks ago, the process of deleveraging has only just begun, though America has made greater progress in addressing debts than other countries.

Australian awareness of supply chain issues had increased significantly in the past four or five years, she said, but consumers and companies in other regions, Europe in particular, had made far greater progress in tackling the problem.

Prof Don Nutbeam, vice-chancellor of the University of Southampton, added: "This remarkable gift allows us to build on our expertise and expand the research teams in Southampton to make even greater progress in developing new treatments".

There has been great progress in making food more sustainable.

Researchers have made great progress in treating children with cancer.

"There has been great progress in our company in recent years.

By accelerating our work in education, we can also make great progress in development".

"He's living proof that we've made great progress in understanding and treating the disease".