Sentence examples for previous progress from inspiring English sources

As for Iraq, despite various horrible attacks, this year has not seen a reversal of previous progress against insurgents.

This paper begins by introducing the challenges faced in developing an AE based structural health monitoring system and then gives a review of previous progress made in addresing these challenges.

And after the inevitable defeat of IS in the country, he hopes moderate Iraqis will avoid a "ruinous return" to politics that destroyed previous progress there.

This will be done by creating a Permit Center which will accelerate previous progress made through the city's Case Management Series office, and will bring in representatives from the key city departments needed to implement effective improvements in permitting.

Previous progress has been made towards delineating the VPF/VEGF survival signaling downstream of the activation of VEGFR-2.

This paper summarizes previous progress and contemporary advances in the treatment of acquired cholesteatoma.

But with her take-home pay lower than what she earned at her previous position, progress was slow-going.

The result here will show how the party is doing at holding on to its previous dramatic progress in some constituencies.

Mourinho was backed publicly by his goalkeeper Asmir Begovic, who will make his debut in this competition in the absence of the injured Thibaut Courtois, but bristled at suggestions he has struggled to maintain his previous teams' progress into a third season at his former clubs.

This review discusses the relevance of gene therapy to the hemophilia disease state, previous research progress, the current landscape of clinical trials, and considerations for promoting the future availability of gene therapy for hemophilia.

During the last decade of the previous century, progress in the dynamic resolution of protein structure, in the availability of genomic DNA sequence information, and in the synthetic biology of the heterologous production of complex holo-proteins, have brought our understanding of the molecular basis of cellular signal transduction networks down to the atomic level (see e.g. (Ridge et al. 2003)).