Sentence examples for milestone of making from inspiring English sources

It announced it had reached the "historic milestone" of making UC available to single claimants in every UK jobcentre and was preparing a phased rollout to all claimants, including families with children.

And since the electric car's first swan song in the 1920s — when the widespread availability of petroleum ushered in the era of the gasoline-powered car — very few start-up companies have reached the milestone of making green vehicles, especially battery-powered ones.

"It's really a milestone in terms of making a statement about openness," said Karen Kornbluh, the U.S. ambassador to the O.E.C.D. "You can't really get the innovation you need in terms of creating jobs unless we work together to protect the openness of the Internet".

Hyperloop One has achieved a new milestone in terms of making its Hyperloop vision a physical reality: The company completed a test on July 29 , 2017at its full-scale Nevada test track that travelled at high speed, running nearly the entirety of the 500 meter (1640 foot) test route.

The obtained results represent an important milestone toward the ultimate goal of making new bioactive polyketides by rational design.

And at each milestone, she narrates her process of making sure she knows herself well enough to communicate her needs and emotions.

The six-figure salary has long stood as an income ideal -- representing, for many, a milestone of having "made it".

General Hospital will mark its 50th anniversary in April -- a milestone that it almost fell short of making.

Mirren also emphasized the importance of "making people around you" forget the labels often attached to certain milestone ages.

Journal of Business Venturing, 15, 1 (2000): 79 91. 5. How do you tend to organize efforts to create something new? A. I plan carefully, set milestones, and monitor activity directed toward each milestone to make sure we make good progress.

Then, we move into human history, where once again we see a story about conflict and survival, although now it is punctuated with developmental milestones of tools made of bones, stones and rocks, and eventually, metals, electricity and the present silicon age.