At the onset of the twentieth century, immense progress was made in organic chemistry, biochemistry, and cytology.
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.
(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.
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).
That night served as an excruciating reminder that though we have made immense progress -- of which we should all be proud -- our work remains to make the United States a more tolerant, safe, and just country for all Americans.
And in the intervening years, our movements have made immense progress.
Mr. Hussein may not yet have rebuilt his army, but he has made immense progress in demonstrating that Arab radicals, if not Arab monarchs, still know how to stand up against the West.
Despite these obstacles, the campaign against polio has made immense progress.
Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, said the negotiators had made immense progress in many areas.
