Sentence examples for making unprecedented progress from inspiring English sources
The world is making unprecedented progress against poverty.
A new poll of Mormons in the United States finds that while one of their own is making unprecedented progress in a bid for the presidency, many feel uneasy in the spotlight, misunderstood and unaccepted in the American mainstream.
We are standing on the cusp of making unprecedented progress to reduce carbon pollution, especially from old dirty power plants.
"This is especially disappointing during a time when as a nation we are making unprecedented progress towards increased awareness of sexual assault on campus". .
"We have made unprecedented progress, but there are some new realities in 2004 in the United States and in California.
He said he and Congress had made "unprecedented progress" on health care, with even the American Medical Association endorsing the House bill this week.
"We can say that we've made unprecedented progress restoring once-declining wildlife populations in the United States and recovering animals that were once endangered," Obama said.
In recent years in particular, an emboldened class of investigating magistrates has made unprecedented progress in investigating public officials suspected of abusing their position and, though more slowly, getting them tried and convicted.
The capture of the Qaeda figures was announced on the same day that Secretary of State Colin L. Powell declared that the United States and other nations had made "unprecedented progress" over the last year in combating global terrorism.
Mr. Erdogan made unprecedented progress in his first five-year term, retooling the government in a bid to join the European Union, starting a dialogue with Turkey's Kurdish minority and pressing Turks to accept an agreement on Cyprus, which Turkey invaded in 1974.
The president said that the US has made "unprecedented progress" in protecting wildlife domestically and helping combat the poaching trade that is decimating elephant numbers in Africa, but that he was concerned that that the trunked beasts could still be wiped out.
