Sentence examples for has made solid progress from inspiring English sources

And despite its lack of experience, the all-Iraqi court has made solid progress under difficult conditions.

In the four years since, Brown's career hasn't exactly gone stratospheric, but he has made solid progress.

Arthur Kroeber of Dragonomics, a consultancy, argues that it has made solid progress on eight of Mr Williamson's ten commandments, including fiscal discipline and an openness to foreign trade and direct investment.

Economic recovery in its core UK and Irish markets has also aided performance, whilst its newly separated business services division (Connected World Services) has made solid progress, doubling pro forma revenues.

"Despite challenging energy market conditions, SSE has made solid progress in recent months, including taking a number of specific steps to help small business customers and improve standards for household customers.

Many advocates for democracy, the poor and people with AIDS would probably offer a less rosy take on Africa's persistent struggles, but the authors of the McKinsey report contend that the continent as a whole has made solid progress on economic fundamentals.

And yet, with fewer resources, they have made solid progress in improving health and education while India stagnates.

Chairman James West said Intrinsic Value had made "solid progress" during the period but warned that the second half of 1999 was a difficult time for value investors.

The bank said it had made solid progress on gradually reducing the size of its consumer lending and mortgage portfolio in the United States.

"We have made solid progress during quarter three, despite a challenging consumer backdrop for the UK and Eurozone," Chief Executive Simon Calver said in a statement.

Yet most analysts agree that the company seems to have made solid progress toward wringing greater efficiency and cost-savings from combined company, even without accepting the Hewlett-Packard projections.