Sentence examples for made in laying from inspiring English sources

Over the last century, enormous progress has been made in laying the theoretical foundations for using archeological and geological materials to study variations in the strength of the magnetic field.

His recollections have helped shed some light on what is often a very dark part of gay history, and in so doing he laid bare the surprising but undeniable (and often brutal) contributions the mafia made in laying down the foundations for the gay community in America.

"We are impressed to see the strides that China's Ministry of Civil Affairs has made in laying a foundation for a truly comprehensive child welfare system," said Ms. Gillian Mellsop, UNICEF China Representative.

He added later, "That's a decision that every Republican will have to make in laying out the principles, but that's my personal position".

He did not elaborate, but a speech he made in March laid out some of his reasons for skepticism.

Released online for the first time this year, Guy Roland's Pacer, made in 1995, lays claim to being the first hyperlapse film, or at the very least, a precursor to the technique's development.

"Significant progress has been made in recent months in laying the groundwork for strengthening the E.U.'s financial sector," the fund said, summarizing the results of a new study, adding: "the details of the agreed frameworks need to be put in place to avoid delays in reaching consensus on key issues".

Loo made great contributions in laying a solid foundation for neuroanatomy and physiological psychology in China.

Although we've made good progress in laying the groundwork to enable us to answer the question of whether Tox21 can fulfill the expectations to transform toxicity testing, the area that requires the most work is one that we term targeted testing.

A nearly identical re-impression was made in 1866 on laid paper which are distinguished by slightly different dimensions.

There's no sign that any argument Republicans can make will succeed in laying blame at the president's door.