Sentence examples for most milestones from inspiring English sources

"We'll probably celebrate it the way we celebrate most milestones," he said.

Most milestones are set to be achieved by 2012, and the latest by 2015 to correspond with the United Nations Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).

The evening was tinged with the bittersweet tones that are part of most parenting milestones, moments that mark both an ending and a beginning at the same time.

He could not talk, could not walk, did not play with toys, did not take to toilet training, missed most developmental milestones.

The publication in 1837 of Post Office Reform: Its Importance and Practicability, by Rowland Hill (later Sir Rowland Hill), a British educator and tax reformer, is justly regarded as one of the most important milestones in postal progress.

In one of the most significant milestones for the city's water supply in nearly a century, the tunnel — authorized in 1954, begun in 1970 and considered the largest capital construction project ever undertaken in the five boroughs — will for the first time be equipped to provide water for all of Manhattan.

Racket frames, which had been of a standard size and shape and constructed primarily of laminated wood, were suddenly manufactured in a wide choice of sizes, shapes, and materials, the most significant milestones being the introduction of metal frames beginning in 1967 and the oversized head in 1976.

Life is so maddeningly perfect for Derek Sanderson Jeter, the talisman and team leader of the New York Yankees, who at the weekend claimed his 3,000th career hit, one of his sport's most demanding milestones reached previously by only 27 players in the history of the sport.

Still, the departure of all American military forces from Saudi Arabia except for about 500 troops near Riyadh, who will continue a longstanding training mission, marks one of the most important milestones in the history of a relationship that dates to World War II.

Most recent milestones in data management (cf. Fig. 1) have addressed data streams leading to data stream management systems (DSMS).

One of the most significant milestones in the history of medicine is the introduction and usage of antibiotics.