Sentence examples for make significant advancements from inspiring English sources

Japanese prime minister Taro Aso: "As the world confronts a multitude of serious challenges, I believe that the US will continue to make significant advancements under the able leadership of president-elect Obama, in cooperation with the international community".

If we had theoretical tools provided by a descriptive psychology to orient ourselves in the complexity of psychic objectifications, we would make significant advancements in the human sciences, too.

The field of cancer nanotherapy continues to make significant advancements through both increasing vector functionality and tumor targeting.

If research is not being done, or is not being done in quantities that make significant advancement of science feasible, then is the promise broken and the public's trust compromised?

Harden made significant advancements in just about every offensive individual category this season.

Implantable devices are becoming more common in medicine and are making significant advancements to improve a patient's functional outcome.

While research on natural language understanding has made significant advancements in recent years, there has been little direct integration of humor research with computational models of language understanding.

While the country has made significant advancements, governmental agencies have mirrored international strategies of healthcare decentralization and focused on local provision of primary care to increase healthcare access.

Aerospace experts and military officials say the Chinese military space program has made significant advancements in recent years, notably when it tested an antisatellite system in 2007, using a ballistic missile to shoot down one of its own weather satellites 540 miles up.

A CBP spokesperson told TechCrunch that the agency has made "significant advancements" since the inspector general's report, and now says the biometric matching averages at 97percentt.

A CBP spokesperson told TechCrunch that the agency has made "significant advancements" since the inspector general's report, and now says the biometric matching averages at 97percentt.