Sentence examples for making strides but from inspiring English sources

We are making strides, but golf isn't like basketball where you can hang a net in a driveway and teach a child to play.

At a time when executive women, especially women of color, are making strides but remain underrepresented in Corporate America, Wardell stands out.

The commission, whose chairman was the retired Gen. James L. Jones, the former Marine Corps commandant and NATO commander, noted that the Iraqi army was making strides but added that "for the foreseeable future" Iraqi troops would continue to rely on American help with logistics, equipment, training and support from air and artillery units.

It has a strong editor in Martin Baron who is making strides, but to invest time and money in building out another discrete brand — Mr. Klein reportedly wanted a big presence and staff that could cost millions of dollars annually — would be a major distraction.

Hollywood is making strides, but let's not overlook the folks outside the margins — the ones who look like me.

We're making strides, but we're not anywhere close to where we need to really make the dent that we need to.

"We have made strides, but there is much still to be done".

Now, their elimination from Olympic contention becomes the latest setback for a national program that continues to make strides but seems in perpetual search of global respect.

Whitman administration officials said they have significantly cut the length of hospital stays, and they are continuing to make strides, but they acknowledge they have not yet met the court-ordered goals and that more has to be done.

Apple has of course made strides, but despite its popularity, Microsoft retains its stranglehold.

"To now shut off the pipeline is not only going to hurt how quickly we can make strides, but also harm our entire biomedical enterprise" by discouraging young investigators from pursuing research careers, he says.