Sentence examples for has made recent strides from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hesse has made recent strides to improve Sprint's position.

While German leaders seem paralyzed by their country's woes, France has made recent strides in shaking loose its corporate sector, emerging as a modest beacon in Europe's gray economic landscape.

While Major League Baseball has made recent strides in cracking down on the use of steroids, the fact that Ramirez and Bonds were both making unwelcome headlines on Friday underscored that the issue of drugs in baseball has hardly faded away.

Here's the list: Asheville, N.C.; Cedar Rapids, Iowa Everettt, Wash.; La Crosse, Wis . Portland, Me.; Richmond, Va.; Sacramento; Sayre, Pa.; Temple, Tex.; and Tallahassee, Fla., which, despite not ranking above the 50th percentile in terms of quality, has made such great recent strides in both costs and quality that we thought it had something to teach us.

The company has made strides with recent smartphone releases, cutting back on superfluous features, making its designs more attractive, and making its apps, which often duplicated functionality with those built into Android, optional downloads.

The Landmarks Preservation Commission says it has made strides in recent years to landmark more property in the area above 96th Street, where 1,190 -- or 11percentt -- of Manhattan's 10,728 designated buildings are situated.

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California's juvenile justice system has made strides in recent years, amid a national rethink that has seen scandal and reform in states from Texas to New York.

The techniques involved are tricky but the science required has made enormous strides in recent years.

SÃO PAULO, Brazil Brazilil has made great strides in recent years in slowing Amazon deforestation and showing the world it was serious about protecting the mammoth rain forest.

While corporate governance has made great strides in recent years, it is becoming more complex as companies take the corporate governance fight to a new terrain.