Sentence examples for most dramatic progress from inspiring English sources
Their most dramatic progress has been, predictably, on defense.
And yet schools across Britain have improved outcomes for children, sometimes to an astonishing extent, with some of the most dramatic progress in areas of entrenched disadvantage.
But less obvious entrants are there, too: Georgia, Malaysia and Thailand.The most dramatic progress has come in making it simpler to jump through the regulatory hoops necessary to start a business.
Looking back, Dr. Satcher sees the discovery that AZT can practically eliminate mother-to-infant transmission of the virus as the "most dramatic progress and significant progress" so far.
Sub-Saharan Sub-Saharan Africaallenge The most drisesic progress has been made in sub-Saharan Africa, toe region hardest-hit by the disease.
But although from one angle all seems dark, the most likely outcome could bring dramatic progress.
While biology often has been identified as the field of science where over the past half century progress has been most dramatic, physics continues to be the widely held model of what a field of science should aim to be like.
The introduction of the microarray technique into clinical studies was one of the most important turning points responsible for the dramatic progress in the field of human genetics during the last decade.
The disease is one of the most preventable in the world, and despite dramatic progress in recent years it still claims the lives of some 345,000 children annually, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
A mere five years ago, certainly we would have put New Orleans and Washington, DC, near the top of the list of the most entrenched school systems in America, but look at the dramatic progress in those communities today.
From all this we learned about the difference between token symbolic progress and real progress, the layers of resistance to ending racial discrimination, and how even the most dramatic single act of desegregation cannot without more remedy undo decades of institutionalized racial exclusion.
