Sentence examples for major strides the from inspiring English sources
She finds her exclusion from the parade hard to comprehened given the major strides the gay rights movement has made in recent years.
Rising rates will squeeze first-time homebuyers most The Fed's move to increase interest rates in December reflects the major strides the U.S. economy has made as it emerges from the Great Recession.
Making major strides The polio campaign has already made major strides, working with such partners as the World Health Organization, the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Rotary International and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
And the cause of gay rights on the whole has made major strides in the U.S., notwithstanding the California Supreme Court's recent refusal to overturn Prop 8, the ballot initiative Golden State voters approved that bars gay marriage.
IBM's MUSIC-N programs and a subsequent article in Science are widely accepted as the final major strides in the global popularization of computer music.
Both decisions were unprecedented, and both made major strides towards the objectives laid down in the UN charter in 1945.
Incumbent Democrat Pat Quinn has made major strides in the most recent poll of the Illinois governor's race, coming within three points of his Republican challenger.
"Third, we continued to make major strides in the public policy arena toward achieving the freedoms necessary to compete.
They made major strides in the postseason, averaging 116.5 yards, and rolled to their second Super Bowl triumph in five years.
Pakistan was the source of the centrifuge design technology that made it possible for Libya to make major strides in the last two years in enriching uranium for use in nuclear weapons, Bush administration officials in Washington and other Western experts said Monday.
Despite major strides in the understanding of mechanisms of antidepressant drug action, few, if any, widely applicable drug treatments with new mechanisms have been developed since the selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors in the late 1970's.
