Sentence examples for major progress in reducing from inspiring English sources

What health care reform you would support, if any? Through the historic health care reform law passed this year, our nation made major progress in reducing the number of uninsured Americans.

There has been major progress in reducing tuberculosis (TB) cases in the past two decades, yet the global burden of TB remains enormous.

Under-investment in basic health and social services, the effects of armed conflict, the crushing burden of external debt, the huge systemic obstacles in the way of achieving major progress in reducing child mortality, such as continuing gender discrimination and violence and declining trust in political structures - all are having profoundly negative effects on the well-being of children.

Despite the major progress made in reducing the number of cases in Niger in 2010, the country remains at high risk due to ongoing transmission in neighboring countries, especially Nigeria and Chad.

The biocontrol is proven effective in reducing in vitro and in situ free-living stages of major gastrointestinal helminths, allowing progress in reducing losses by parasitism, maximizing production, and productivity.

Mr. Lee has been criticized for the slow progress in reducing debts at banks and major business groups and in reducing control by the founding family members of powerful business conglomerates.

Monitoring progress in reducing the effect of these, and other major contributors to health loss, is as important for improving population health as monitoring progress against the leading causes of death".

Contrary to major advances in cure rates observed for almost all childhood cancers, progress in reducing brain tumour survival rates remains very limited.

Tuberculosis remains a major worldwide public health problem, and difficulties in tuberculosis (TB) diagnosis have stalled progress in reducing the burden of disease, especially in endemic areas [ 1- 3].

The BBC said it had made "significant progress" in reducing expenditure, with the bulk of its expenses for "unavoidable routine costs incurred in running a major international broadcasting organisation".

But supporters say the talks have made major progress in formalising significant carbon cuts that can be built on in future negotiations and send a signal to global investors about the momentum behind clean energy and carbon-reducing projects.