Sentence examples for have made some strides from inspiring English sources
"In English we have made some strides" toward eradicating bias, but things are backsliding, he said.
"In my profession we have made some strides, but not many," she says.
Though scientists have made some strides in identifying biomarkers for T.B.I., there has been minimal progress in identifying them for PTSD or depression, and many mental health experts believe the search is futile.
But while the Big Three have made some strides this year -- Cadillac's sales have increased 18.6percentthroughgh August -- luxury sales have remained strong in the United States largely because of European and Japanese brands.
Barbara Bartoletti, the legislative director of the League of Women Voters in New York, said that Mr. DiNapoli appeared to have made some strides in cleaning up the comptroller's office, but she said she worried that the overall environment was not changing.
Although the F.B.I. and the C.I.A. have made some strides in coordinating their intelligence gathering and analysis, and more federal agencies, especially the Pentagon, are vying to collect intelligence on terrorists, rivalries among federal agencies still hobble timely analysis and coherent dissemination of the stream of overseas intelligence that floods into the government.
