Sentence examples for made spectacular progress from inspiring English sources

Massachusetts, for instance, has made spectacular progress in math and good progress in reading in fourth and eighth grade.

Black Americans made spectacular progress beginning in the decades after slavery, moving from cotton fields to the boardroom in just over a century.

Investment advisers agree that Latin America has made spectacular progress in the last 10 to 20 years and, with exceptions, has recovered from the instability that once plagued the region.

But if you haven't made spectacular progress, it's probably because the business world is overcrowded with people who are doing exactly the same thing.

The field of asymmetric synthesis has made spectacular progress over the last few decades.

Some countries have made spectacular progress in the use of iodized salt.

Sam Mandel is making spectacular progress, his parents say.

Our considerations so far of the status of Daltonian atomism have not yet taken account of the area in which chemistry was to be making spectacular progress by the middle of the nineteenth century, namely, organic chemistry.

Last summer, I spent several months working with Google's Knowledge team in Mountain View, working with Jeff Dean and an incredible group of scientists and engineers who have a real shot at making spectacular progress in machine learning.

He said the two scientists had made "quite spectacular progress over the last decade or so, where you can start to really control systems at the quantum level, manipulate them and move them around in a way that is unimaginable when they first started.

Why, Hume asks, haven't philosophers been able to make the spectacular progress in understanding human nature that natural philosophers whom we now call "scientists"—have recently achieved in the physical sciences?