Sentence examples for making striking progress from inspiring English sources

These were the holy grails of the artificial intelligence community for years, but suddenly we are making striking progress, creating machines that have superhuman capabilities.

Of the several dozen who took his class, he said, five or six made striking progress.

And now, a year and a bit into his tenure as chief justice, he seems to have made striking progress in imposing his views on the court.Modesty is at the core of Mr Roberts's judicial philosophy.

Despite Mr. Rumsfeld's behavior, the NATO ministers managed to make striking progress on restructuring the alliance along the lines agreed to during a NATO summit meeting in Prague last year.

In one year, Uganda's "Saving Mothers, Giving Life" project has made striking progress in its goal to cut maternal deaths by half.

Some countries have made striking progress in preventing new HIV infections while others lag behind and a few even have increasing HIV incidence.

Since legalizing abortion in 2002 [ 1], Nepal has made striking progress in rolling out induced abortion services, establishing comprehensive abortion care at public-sector facilities, and providing safe abortion care services to >500,000 Nepali women [ 2].

States with comparatively high prices for energy, like California, have made the most striking progress.

Kantar predicted back in December that Apple was on course for a bumper quarter, and, while the U.S. firm made its most striking progress in China, the research firm's newest data suggests it made gains in practically every country in the world.

"We are making good progress... with striking that balance between saving energy and improving greening and indoor air quality and moisture management [to prevent mold].

He makes progress, but slow progress.