Sentence examples for one milestone in from inspiring English sources

Even better is that the recently concluded G-8 Summit is only one milestone in a recent spate of events and commitments focused on improving the health of women around the world.

ONE milestone in Mexico's slow transition to democracy was the government's creation in 1990 of a National Human Rights Commission.

One milestone in the Cool Japan campaign is, bewilderingly, a gathering of the IMF and World Bank in Tokyo next year.Yet young Japanese designers, artists, chefs and pop stars have flocked to it not despite METI's involvement, but because of it.

This week, CHRISTOPHER REEVE, the actor who was paralyzed in a horseback-riding accident in 1995, celebrated his 50th birthday, but not by walking, as he once said he wanted to do when he hoped to mark one milestone in his life with another.

It is important to remember that the SFDRR is only one milestone in the post-2015 development agenda.

However, one milestone in the field of lung cancer was the detection of epithelial growth factor receptor (EGFR) as a target oncogenic driver in a subset of patients.

It's only one milestone, however, in the struggle for greater accountability.

One milestone was in the 1930s, when Procter & Gamble, then as now one of the world's best consumer goods firms, took the revolutionary and apparently wasteful step of allowing direct competition between its own brands.

Dude!" It was one milestone on a blustery day in which 35 half-hopeful, half-delusional inventors tried to demonstrate their acumen in flying things.

The event platform has passed one milestone after another in the past two years as ticket gross sales  jumped up to $400 million in December 2010 from $100 million in January 2009.

After all, while someone of any background can recall at least one milestone of black cinematic history in the US, from Birth of a Nation to Shaft to She's Gotta Have It, one struggles to remember any pioneering works in Britain.