Sentence examples for have been making strides from inspiring English sources

Our military have been making strides to engage on this agenda.

"In the past year we have been making strides to loosen our policy," Maxwell L. Anderson, the director of the Dallas Museum of Art, noted in an e-mail.

This is essentially what OpenID was built for in the first place, but it has taken many months for major companies to actually implement the standard (though they have been making strides lately).

The big hotel chains (Westin is owned by Starwood) have been making strides to reduce their footprints.

Do you know how many people want your job?" While women in entertainment have been making strides in domains thought to be off-limits to them -- women-driven comedy (Bridesmaids), directing (Kathryn Bigelow picking up an Oscar for The Hurt Locker -- a critical and commercial success) -- editing has been gaining in women cutting together visuals men think of as uniquely their own.

In recent years, researchers have been making strides in the development and analysis of regional well-being indices.

Still, compared with some sources like nuclear power, wind power has been making strides.

Since that day, Mr. McTavey has been making strides, both as a writer and performer.

Iran has learned a great deal from this work; recently it has been making strides in its own missile technology.

But along with the rise of amateur sumo abroad, women's sumo in Japan has been making strides.

His government has been slow with some institutional reforms, including vital judicial ones, but more through inefficiency than through any wish to block them.Romania has been making strides too, but the politics there do not inspire quite the same hope.