Sentence examples for has certainly progressed from inspiring English sources

Genetic engineering (GE) has certainly progressed rapidly in all directions since its birth with the first genetically engineered human insulin in 1982, the first genetically modified tomato in 1994, and Dolly the sheep in 1996.

Although the initial gains under Mandela have now been replaced with growing unemployment and wide income disparities between the Blacks and Whites, South Africa has certainly progressed from the vicious oppression of apartheid.

Malaysia has most certainly progressed in the area of human development, but there are many more like Zahidah who need the special attention of Government and community services.

"There has certainly been progress in recent years towards replacing laboratory animals and reducing their suffering, but the pace of change is far too slow for the millions who are still used every year".

However, while Rothwell says that there has certainly been progress, in vivo researchers still face two big problems.

He has certainly made progress in chipping away at his firm's $19 billion in debt, shedding a 20.4% stake in utility Vivendi Environnement, publisher Houghton Mifflin and Vivendi's stake in Telepiu, among other assets, to raise a total of about €7 billion ($7.06 billion).

It's arguable how much of this has been achieved, but there has certainly been progress.

Dr. Martin Luther King's dream for racial equality in America has certainly made progress towards becoming a reality.

Manchester has certainly seen some progress, including a £60m building specifically for the development of graphene, but the main bulk of expenditure continues to be poured into London.

There has certainly been some progress, but I think we're a long way away from true representation and a genuinely diverse set of stories".

Life remains a work in progress, but big progress has certainly been made so far by a player who missed the first meeting of Watford and Crystal Palace this season because he was locked up.