Sentence examples for led to progress from inspiring English sources

The development of methods to characterize materials in three dimensions, such as tomography by X-rays, focused ion beam and electrons, has led to progress in the understanding of materials properties.

In their view, Mr. West's book does not take into account the combination of combat and reconstruction that commanders say has led to progress in Helmand and parts of Kandahar Provinces.

Research on BDD variants has turned out to be one of the areas where the symbiosis between theoretical investigations in algorithm design and analysis, complexity theory, and applications has led to progress in theory and in applications.

She warns: "We're at a standstill, we are going backwards". The Macpherson inquiry led to progress – "no doubt things have changed" – but she notes that other families who are suffering have nowhere to go.

The first impulse of many dismal scientists is instead to ask, "Isn't there some way to make this idea more complicated?" To be sure, the mathematical formalism that has become the hallmark of the discipline has led to progress on some occasions.

He agreed to mention Wyman (a friend had talked to Mrs. Reagan, at Korda's request), and had a perfect beginning, what he considered the most important moment of his Presidency: a private walk and discussion, proposed by Reagan, between himself and Mikhail Gorbachev at their first meeting in Geneva, which led to progress in nuclear disarmament.

This will lead to progress.

Sometimes, as in F.D.R.'s America, it leads to progress.

Community consensus on goals can lead to progress.

The safe political path does not lead to progress.

Opening up newborn screening to other laboratories would almost immediately lead to progress.