Sentence examples for made small strides from inspiring English sources
The sport had made small strides since reaching a low of 8.2 percent in 2007, but the latest data suggest that a steady rise may be years away.
Boris Aguilar, Executive, Red Patch Boys: Toronto FC has made small strides in turning this awful season into a somewhat less awful one.
"While we have made small strides at the fourth and eighth grade levels, we still have a great deal of work ahead if we want to be number one in the world in science achievement.
"Veep," which stars Julia Louis-Dreyfus as the country's second in command, has been making small strides in its second season.
"We've made small but significant strides off the field and we've got two weeks to end the season on a high".
The territorial government has made some small strides in an effort to divert people from jail in recent years, namely with the creation of "on-the-land" addictions programs for youth, as well as through its funding of a wellness court, which allows people who plead guilty to certain offences to serve sentences in the community while seeking rehabilitation.
The territorial government has made some small strides in an effort to divert people from jail in recent years, namely with the creation of "on-the-land" addictions programs for youth, as well as through its funding of a wellness court, which allows people who plead guilty to certain offenses to serve sentences in the community while seeking rehabilitation.
The economy is already taking small strides in this direction.
But in the meantime, the dispute shows that although commercial Web sites have made considerable strides in serving this small fraction of their customer base, there are still substantial difficulties on both sides of the screen.
This is by no means a simple undertaking, although Rwanda may have some advantages over other sub-Saharan African states - it is very small and it has made great strides in preventive healthcare through setting up an excellent network of village-based community healthworkers (equipped with mobile phones).
