Sentence examples for much needed progress from inspiring English sources
In story after story, reporters and pundits are hailing businesses – large and small – as the would-be saviors of much needed progress in the efforts to curb the risks associated with climate change.
"But it is clear that much more could be achieved, and the UK government's repeated failure to give the green light to much needed capital investment is hampering progress".
Due to varying histological subtypes and molecular profiles within the heterogenous biology that is TNBC, future treatment efficacy and personalised treatment will need to consider the uniqueness of these presentations in order to progress a much needed individualised treatment strategy for these women.
ATHENS — Greece has made progress in raising much needed revenue, impressively overshooting its tax collection targets, but more needs to be done to ensure that money gets to the country's languishing economy, the head of the European Commission's task force on Greece said Thursday.
This kind of honest self and social reflection can bring about new and much needed understanding and change and social progress.
Mike Peirce, deputy director at the University of Cambridge Program for Sustainable Leadership, says that despite recent progress, much needs to be done.
To make much-needed progress in treating brain disorders, we have to decipher the disease from the bottom up.
It has nothing directly to do with America's financial mess, but it will push forward the fight against corruption in the developing world, a cause which has made some much-needed progress recently.The bipartisan amendment to the Dodd-Frank act requires every oil, gas and mining firm listed on an American stock exchange to disclose in detail all the payments it makes to governments.
There is a role for many players, but only governments can provide the scale of resources required to make further, much-needed progress.
