Sentence examples for making demonstrable progress from inspiring English sources

3) Checklists also give you the satisfaction of making demonstrable progress on your project.

But his visit coincided with action by Congress to trim the budgets for the two main proposals he highlighted here, a plan to increase aid to countries that make demonstrable progress toward democracy and free markets and a program to send $15 billion to some of the world's poorest nations over the next five years to combat AIDS.

Claims of success by the U.S. military have undercut precisely the antiwar arguments that were supposed to be the most effective in political terms -- harping on the American death toll and the inability of the occupying troops to make demonstrable progress at subduing Iraqi resistance and bending the country's parliament to Washington's will.

Despite these missed opportunities, the report also notes that a number of countries, including China, Haiti, Turkmenistan and several countries in sub-Saharan Africa, have made demonstrable progress in reducing deaths of children under-five in the past three years.

For the simple reason that, while the N.F.L. has made demonstrable, albeit imperfect, progress thanks to the Rooney Rule, college football is another story entirely.

In the early 1970s American feminists made demonstrable gains.

"It has made demonstrable differences in [the countries which implement them].

But Mr. Scoppetta and his agency have made demonstrable improvements, the experts argue.

In 25 years of research on chronic fatigue syndrome, no demonstrable progress has been made in identifying objective criteria for diagnosis and treatment.

Once again, just as the reconstruction process was beginning to gather pace and demonstrable progress was being made, Haiti finds itself plunged into a constitutional crisis that threatens to set back progress for months.

"Demonstrable progress" has been made in some key areas, according to the report.