Sentence examples for meaningful strides from inspiring English sources

He said there should soon be an agreement announcing "meaningful strides" in the detection of testosterone and H.G.H.

Thanks largely to the work of pro bono lawyers like him, Guantánamo has taken some meaningful strides toward legal accountability.

While a few companies have started to make meaningful strides towards eliminating conflict palm oil from their products, most remain recalcitrant – to the detriment of Indonesians and our global ecosystem.

Ngabirano isn't the only one trying to encourage more cycling in the city: from car-free days, a free bike-sharing scheme at Makerere University for students to ride around campus, to the annual Tour De Kampala, the city is making meaningful strides to encouraging cyclists to take to its roads.

Either way, Frequency might find encouragement in other initiatives that are making meaningful strides.

This manifesto is packed with practical ideas which in the aggregate would make further meaningful strides towards the UK's goal".

"That would be justice, that would be a major stride toward a meaningful dialogue and a lasting peace," he said.

Overall, subjects showed clinically meaningful changes in gait velocity, stride length, walking endurance, and obstacle clearance capacity as a result of either training method.

This organization has taken huge strides to reclaim voice hearing as a meaningful human experience; one which, for many of us, embodies figurative, emotional metaphors that communicate compelling information about pain and conflicts in our lives.

The excesses might have died away, but the 1970s left us with lasting, meaningful change: more rights for women; a better understanding of sexuality; enormous strides in the struggle for gay and lesbian civil rights.

By promoting and sharing the stories of successful women in STEM, we can draw global attention to their strides and increase the pipeline of girls and women entering these meaningful fields and careers.