Sentence examples for no remarkable progress from inspiring English sources

However, subsequent research in exploring and tapping this energy resource remains inadequate and no remarkable progress has been achieved in the production of electricity on an industrial scale (Chandrasekharam and Chandrasekhar 2015).

Although there was no remarkable progress in chemotherapy for advanced gastric cancer in the 1990s, in the early 2000s new agents and optional treatments emerged.

Historical classification of depression into "reactive" (or "exogenous") and "endogenous" forms has produced no remarkable progress in its clinical picture or long-term outcome.

Among rural females of Kerala, life expectancy reached 77.2 years in 2006 2010, which is no less remarkable progress compared to developed nations.

Remarkable Progress Over the past year, India has made remarkable progress in driving out polio.

During the same period, death rates per 1,000 at-risk individuals fell by 45percentt globally and 51percentt in children under age 5. "This remarkable progress is no cause for complacency: absolute numbers of malaria cases and deaths are not going down as fast as they could," WHO Director-General Dr Margaret Chan said in a statement accompanying the release of the report.

Nevertheless, Mr. Diller has made remarkable progress.

But he has made remarkable progress.

That represents remarkable progress.Here comes the "but".

Since then, each side has made remarkable progress.

The remarkable progress his company is making, however, suggests otherwise.