Sentence examples for making accelerated progress from inspiring English sources

But with Kevin Youkilis's fragile back threatening his season again — he was placed on the 15-day disabled list Friday for the second time this season — and Rodriguez making accelerated progress in his rehabilitation, Rodriguez may be just what the Yankees need, after all.

But with Kevin Youkilis's fragile back threatening his season — he was placed on the 15-day disabled list Friday for the second time this season — and Rodriguez making accelerated progress in his rehabilitation, Rodriguez may be just what the Yankees need, after all.

But it must because he needs to make accelerated progress, six point progress.

Alarmed by claims by the Israeli prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, that the report showed Iran was "continuing to make accelerated progress toward achieving nuclear weapons while totally ignoring international demands", US and European governments took the unusual step of giving briefings, before IAEA inspectors presented the report to member states, to play down its significance.

The office of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reported Friday that during a meeting with Representative Mike Rogers, a Michigan Republican who heads the intelligence committee, Mr. Netanyahu said, "Just yesterday, we received additional proof of the fact that Iran is continuing to make accelerated progress toward achieving nuclear weapons while totally ignoring international demands".

This conference must affirm the international community's support and solidarity with resources, to enable Haiti to make accelerated progress towards universal primary education and a strong foundation for secondary education.

It was always going to be a battle of expectation versus reality, and maybe 2011 will be the year that accelerated progress is finally made.

Fast changes that can only be described as incredible are made even more revealing by the visible signs of accelerated progress.

Our focus is the protection of children's physical and social well-being and how the crisis may be used as an opportunity to expand access to quality health, education, child protection and other key services in the Pacific to safeguard gains already made and to accelerate progress toward National and Millennium Development Goals for children.

Scientists communicated both within and between centers, so that everyone could make use of everyone else's work to accelerate progress.

Globally, despite the accelerating progress made towards child survival, the decline in neonatal mortality has been slowest from the period 1990 to 2015.