Sentence examples for making noticeable progress from inspiring English sources
The phrase "making noticeable progress" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when describing improvement or advancement in a particular area or task. Example: "After several weeks of hard work, the team is making noticeable progress on the project."
Over the past year, Nikodinov had been making noticeable progress under the guidance of her coach, Yelena Tcherkasskaia, a former Bolshoi ballerina.
Fencing, on the other hand, you can practice things and you can schedule making noticeable progress in your game, as opposed to research where you can't schedule breakthroughs.
When you are making noticeable progress towards stopping your angry behavior, try to apologize to this person.
Representatives from the N.H.L. and the players union made it into the same room with a federal mediator but did not make noticeable progress.
Missionaries in Moravia made noticeable progress before 860; stone churches were built as places of Christian worship at Mikulčice and elsewhere.
Vehicle fuel efficiency technologies are, however, substantially underutilised; while some countries have made noticeable progress in this area, others have largely failed to do so [36].
He thinks Seagate is in the best position to make noticeable progress over the coming years, as the industry moves from a people-intensive to capital-intensive environment.
Legislation concerning this matter is progressing at an extremely low pace and currently only Japan, the U.K., the United States, and Scandinavian countries have managed to make noticeable progress.
The delegation will include envoys from Cuba, France, Norway, Spain and Switzerland who have been involved in peace talks that have made little noticeable progress.
Scissors make noticeable sounds when cutting paper.
Of the 142 countries ranked in the 2014 Gender Gap Index, Ethiopia ranks 127th, making almost no noticeable progress in the past nine years.
