Sentence examples for made rapid strides from inspiring English sources

Heard Has Made Rapid Strides.

From its start two years ago, Good Technology has made rapid strides.

Haryana has made rapid strides in the development of agriculture-based manufacturing.

Client-states were absorbed, southern Britain was conquered, the Romanization of the West received a powerful impulse, public works were executed in Rome and Italy, and the organization of the imperial bureaucracy made rapid strides.

Sturdily built but smaller than most keepers at 5ft 10in, Hodgkinson made rapid strides, aided by the selfless encouragement of United's senior goalkeeper Ted Burgin, and he made his League debut in August 1954, cementing a regular place with the second-tier Blades during 1956-57.

Brazil was praised for its success towards meeting the UN millennium development goal targets in a 2010 study published in the American Journal of Public Health, which said the country had made "rapid strides in improving maternal, newborn, and child health".

On land or in shallow water, these birds commonly walk with deliberate gait but make rapid strides when necessary.

While investors are looking for quick, bold solutions to restore confidence in the euro, Europe's patchwork politics make rapid strides fearsomely difficult, if not impossible.

If he makes rapid strides during this tournament, we may yet see the strikers of Argentina go all the way to the final on July 24 in Estadio Monumental.

While Ion Torrent can expect newer, more powerful chips to improve its performance, other sequencing companies are also making rapid strides.

Bernard W. Aronson, assistant secretary of state for inter-American affairs under President Bush's father, who first proposed a hemispherewide free trade zone, said that while Mr. Zoellick might be making rapid strides now, they were perhaps 10 years too late.