Sentence examples for more substantial progress from inspiring English sources
More substantial progress may take a generation.
Adopting and implementing a purpose over profit strategy takes time, and more substantial progress on the SDGs is needed far more rapidly.
A person close to the negotiations added that while Germany had proved to be the biggest obstacle, there were still differences to resolve between France and the UK that had not been cleared by Tuesday night's flurry of calls, even if there had been more substantial progress between London and Paris.
Overall, the Second Malaysia Plan made much more substantial progress towards reducing the inequity in the economy than its predecessor had.
After all, if we want to remove statues, if we crave symbolic change, wisdom suggests we match the time, money, and energy spent on accepting history with making more substantial progress, too.
More recently, substantial progress in diazotrophic cell biology has provided a wealth of information on processes and mechanisms involved.
The importance of protein synthesis in the consolidation of synaptic plasticity and memory has long been recognized., More recently substantial progress has been made in indentifying the molecular mechanisms that regulate activity-dependent protein synthesis.
QDs, as a novel class of inorganic fluorophore, have attracted more and more attention and substantial progress has been made in utilization of QDs as a kind of biological label [13, 17].
TOKYO — South Korea welcomed President Trump's announcement that he will meet North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Vietnam on Feb. 27, expressing hope Wednesday that the pair can build off their first meeting to make "more specific and substantial progress" this time.
A United Nations report last year found that poppy production in the country had skyrocketed, although Karzai more recently claimed substantial progress in reducing production through incentives to switch to other cash crops, including pomegranates and honeydew melons.
With more determined and extensive reforms, substantial progress can be made in this area over the medium term.
