Sentence examples for have made material from inspiring English sources

"Over the past eight months, we have made material progress in attracting federal, state and international regulatory interest in Herbalife," Mr. Ackman wrote.

None of the Chinese Internet companies have made material expansions into the United States, Europe or Japan, but some are making inroads in the developing world.

Some observers suspect that only the student defendants will be jailed – even though, according to the ECRF's Lotfy, "there is nothing that we have seen in the evidence that [shows] the students have made material that threatens national unity, and there's no evidence we've seen that they belong to the Muslim Brotherhood".

Clyde Lewis at Peel Hunt issued a buy note with a target price lifted from 420p to 440p: There is plenty more growth to come from Redrow and we have made material increases to our profit forecasts for the next few years.

"We have made material progress in stabilizing our branded business in Q1, which provides a solid foundation to build on with the new Un-carrier customer offers we launched last week across America.

Had Treasury acknowledged this reality before its crisis authority expired, it could have made material changes to HAMP or reallocated the money to a more effective program.

In fact, just the opposite: because technological advances have made materials cheaper, mass produceable and more available for widespread use, and because people always want "bigger and better," material consumption has vastly increased.

"I think this group has made material progress," Mr. Hurd said.

The thief had made material gain, she had lost replaceable items, but what they had each gained or lost was nothing compared with a man's near-death.

"The Justice Department recognised in its letter that HSBC has made material progress toward meeting the most stringent compliance standards imposed to date upon a global financial institution," he said.

"The Justice Department recognised in its letter that HSBC has made material progress toward meeting the most stringent compliance standards imposed to date upon a global financial institution," said Stuart Levey, chief legal officer at HSBC.