Sentence examples for had made sufficient progress from inspiring English sources
Mr. Obama's statement was an acknowledgment that the opposition had made sufficient progress to merit recognition.
Burns had made sufficient progress to leave hospital and early this year returned briefly to his flat in Andorra.
When he had made sufficient progress, he practised walking for real while suspended 5cm above the ground, so that he could move his legs freely without having to support his weight.
While last week coalition members suggested that choosing a prime minister was important for persuading the United States to offer recognition, American officials said the White House had decided that the opposition had made sufficient progress for now.
Therefore the cello could come about and be given form only when the European analysis of time had made sufficient progress, when the thoughtless sundial had been transcended and the one-time observer of the shade stick moving across Roman numerals on the sand had been transformed into a passionate participant of a differential torture and into a martyr of the infinitesimal.
Although the unemployment rate in Kosovo approached 50 percent and organized crime and corruption remained endemic problems, the European Commission determined in late 2012 that the country had made sufficient progress to begin negotiations for a Stabilisation and Association Agreement a critical step toward accession to the EU.
But it may make sense to keep fronts separate only at the outset and combine them once you've made sufficient progress on each.
Warrington will return to Wembley for a second consecutive Challenge Cup final next Saturday having proved that over the last 12 months they have made sufficient progress to maintain a challenge on two fronts.
If they have made sufficient progress, they go into mainstream classes but still return to the unit for some lessons, before moving on to phase three, where they go to all mainstream lessons with support in the classroom if needed.
