Sentence examples for has been strides from inspiring English sources

In some cases there has been strides forward -like Guatemala that just banned child marriage (an extraordinary feat considering one third of the population was married before the age of 18).

— Maria Newman The Economist: He's Johnnie Walker, that red-coated dandy who has been striding out on Scotch bottles since 1908.

While an American diplomat, Bill Richardson, has been striding around the region talking to Mr Kabila's backers, the once-influential French have looked on as observers.

There have been strides.

Although there have been strides in political and media representation, in order to ensure that liberation works for everyone — regardless of class, race, gender or disability — we need to redouble our efforts against austerity, and in favour of justice reforms.

Its new economic policies have overturned the outlook and futures of many industries in this nation, and parallel to this industrial progress have been strides in medicine.

However, there have been strides, for sure.

There have been strides in universal education but there is so much more to do.

"That's what I've been striding off of".

And I've have been striding about with dogs for 35 years.

The prime minister may have been striding over mountainsides, but many others have been very busy indeed.