Sentence examples for immense progress has from inspiring English sources

While immense progress has been made on other fronts in the past decade – with millions more children in school and rates of child mortality falling rapidly – progress on malnutrition remains stubbornly slow.

"Immense" progress has been made, he added, but more arrests were likely.

And while immense progress has been made at these gatherings, we still lack an ironclad international treaty with teeth to tackle climate change and stop toxic pollution.

During the last few years, immense progress has been made in deciphering these mechanisms and their implications in disease development, including cancer.

In the past two decades, immense progress has been made in deciphering the role of mechanical signaling in regulating cell morphology, cell migration, ECM remodeling, apoptosis, entry into S phase, and differentiation (Bae et al., 2014; Engler et al., 2006; Klein et al., 2009; Pelham and Wang, 1997; Wang et al., 2000; Yeung et al., 2005).

(For more on Mr Cardoso's views on Brazil, Lula and the world, see The Economist's interview with him in January).Both Mr Blair and Mr Clinton finished with praise for the immense progress Brazil has made in the last two decades.

Thiel fetishized the 1960s in his speech while ignoring the immense progress that has been made in years sense.

But Colombia's progress has been immense.

This is something that the Green Movement, despite immense effort and a certain amount of progress, has not been able to stop.

But the immense progress  we've seen over the past twenty years is a signal that we can do better — which is surely the best argument for redoubling global efforts against deprivation and disease going forward.

Vettel reminded everyone after the race of the immense progress Ferrari had made after a winless 2016, but he admitted he sees signs for concern.