Nonetheless, in recent years, Protestantism, especially of the evangelical variety, has made remarkable gains in countries ranging from Guatemala to Brazil, most notably in cities.
Restored Balance When Mr. Bush left office, the conservative legal movement had made remarkable gains on the appellate bench, in part because Republican presidents had controlled such appointments for 20 of the previous 28 years.
Helmand has benefited the most from the full-bore counter-insurgency campaign that came with General McChrystal, as the classified charts and tables drawn up for the senior Western intelligence officer attest, marking the sharpest fall in attacks by insurgents.The Afghan Army has also made remarkable gains.
"Small schools have really made remarkable gains for thousands of kids, but there's a price, and the price is a lot of the large schools have gotten worse," said Clara Hemphill, an author of the New School report, who is known for her guidebooks on the city's best public schools.
Detailed medical examinations showed no evidence of disease or disorders, Mr. Ryan said at a news conference here Thursday, and all four boys have made remarkable gains in both weight and height since their discovery on Oct. 10, when a neighbor of the Jacksons in Collingswood, near Philadelphia, noticed the oldest boy, 19, rooting through the trash for food.
Periscope has made remarkable gains in terms of community over the last 36 hours.
Despite remaining one of the poorest countries in the world, Rwanda has made remarkable gains in health, social, and economic development over the last 20 years, but modern emergency care has been slow to progress.
Despite remaining one of the poorest countries in the world (GDP ranking 166/187), Rwanda has made remarkable gains in health, social, and economic development over the last 20 years [2].
Strong Growth, Mixed Signals Despite signs of a slowdown, the U.S. labor market has made remarkable gains in recent months.
While we have made remarkable democratic gains over the past two centuries, mainly thanks to the marginalized those pesky "people" of Mounk's title agitating for rights and access, our present-day system hardly qualifies as one where the people rule.
