Sentence examples similar to plenty in progress from inspiring English sources

A closer inspection of the refrigerator also revealed that it often contains left-over food and plenty of work-in-progress items like chopped vegetables, chutneys and pastes.

There is, in short, plenty of progress being made in sports analytics, but plenty of ground still to be covered.

Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble said Europe had made plenty of progress in fighting the crisis, echoing comments from other European officials who said there should be greater attention paid to fiscal troubles in the United States.

Although progress may seem like it's moving at a snail's pace from an outsider's perspective, there has still been plenty of progress made in the development of the Bitcoin protocol over the years.

1.Two hundred plus years of debate and conflict in American democracy has delivered plenty of progress.

On the other hand, China has made plenty of progress over the past few years in freeing up its financial system and the central bank is, little by little, shifting to a price-based monetary policy.

But there has been plenty of progress, too.

America was synonymous then with plenty, with progress and liberalisation.

Although plenty of progress has been made since, unfortunately there's still a way to go.

Indeed, there's plenty of progress since those reports surfaced.

Voynov, 23, a Russian whose English is still a work in progress, says plenty to his teammates with his exuberance in practices and more than enough to his coaches with his astute play in games.