Sentence examples for milestone more from inspiring English sources

PITTSBURGH — This city has passed a grim demographic milestone: More people are dying here than are being born.

Similarly, his first-round victory was not exactly a personal milestone, more a necessary checkpoint along the way to a possible fourth straight United States Open title.

America Online said yesterday that unsolicited e-mail, or spam, had doubled on its service in six months and that the company had reached a new milestone: more than a billion unsolicited e-mail messages blocked in a day.

Americans now make up more than three-quarters of Mexico's roughly one million documented foreigners, up from around two-thirds in 2000, leading to a historic milestone: more Americans have been added to the population of Mexico over the past few years than Mexicans have been added to the population of the United States, according to government data in both nations.

Around the time last week that New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie was vetoing a same-sex marriage bill that the Legislature had passed, The Times published a front-page story by Jason DeParle and Sabrina Tavernise reporting that the country had reached an ignoble milestone: more than half of births to American women under 30 happen outside marriage.

When the browser hits the milestone, more information should also be available here.

Clemens smiled afterward but talked more about the national anthem than about milestones, more about firefighters than about fastballs.

After three decades of explosive growth, the nation's prison population has reached some grim milestones: More than 1 in 100 American adults are behind bars.

He reiterated yesterday that he was leaning toward requesting a Yankees cap for the Hall of Fame plaque he will eventually receive, but that will come after more milestones, more memorabilia, plaques and trophies, more window dressing for Kacy Clemens's shiny ball.

This round will mean that Silverback can push Milestones more effectively through accredited national distribution networks like the Association of Educational Service Agencies AESAAssociation of Educational Service Agencies AESA

You've done all the right things--dissected those fetal pigs, sat through numerous exams, published a number of papers--and have hurdled all the milestones more or less on schedule.