Sentence examples for has managed to progress from inspiring English sources
With the advent of "frustrated Lewis pair" (FLP) chemistry, metal-free catalytic hydrogenation has managed to progress, in less than a decade, from the first example of reversible metal-free H2 activation, into an established area of active research.
However while health policy debates seem entrenched in this position, we argue that the increasingly interdisciplinary literature around public responses to wind power has managed to progress beyond this point, via a thoroughgoing empirical engagement with public experiences, as opposed to assumed or imagined public perspectives.
Government spending has actually risen by $0.2tn between 2009 and 2015) but overall Obama has managed to make progress in reducing the deficit, despite political deadlock, due to rising government receipts.
Still, she has managed to make progress without canine assistance, surveying habitats, capturing and measuring, and analyzing feces to determine the turtle's diet.
Honda has managed to achieve that progress without using any of its development tokens so far.
But in the face of venomous attacks and partisan sabotage that he did not expect when he began, he has managed to make real progress.
West/Central Africa – the region with the highest under-five mortality rate in the world – has managed to make some progress since 1990 in reducing the prevalence of underweight among its children, but it is insufficient to reach the MDG target.
Despite their best attempts, U.S. economic growth has been brisk and the unemployment rate has fallen to 5.8percentt and the administration has managed to forge ahead taking progress into its own hands and putting our country in great shape despite the best efforts of the "haters" on either side of the aisle.
It has managed to preserve the work-in-progress aesthetic of the old Exploratorium and draw in thousands more visitors than a year ago.
However, with the mere stroke of his pen, the Tweeter-in-Chief has managed to undo a lot of this progress.
