Sentence examples for progress beginning from inspiring English sources

Black Americans made spectacular progress beginning in the decades after slavery, moving from cotton fields to the boardroom in just over a century.

He would "put the leaders of Iran on notice" that the United States, along with "friends and allies," would halt that progress, beginning with a show of military force.

The aim of the new Regulation is also to increase transparency in respect to clinical trials in children in all phases of the progress, beginning from the planning and recruiting of patients to the on-going and finalised studies.

It wasn't until major changes were made to depoliticize the company that real progress began.

And when Botha retired and a new president, FW de Klerk, was elected, real progress began to be made.

Thiel's own story of progress began near the end of the golden age, in 1967, in Frankfurt, Germany.

Real aesthetic progress began with the advent of the deep-level lines, the tubes properly so-called, in the 1890s.

However, just as a sense of stability and sustainable progress began to settle over Sinnsheim, huge upheaval arrived.

He has suggested that his political career has been an extension of the arc of racial progress begun by Lincoln.

Not only would this explain why past quarter-millennium of material progress began when it did, it would also explain why it began where it did.

For centuries, knowledge about the Moon accumulated slowly, driven by astrological and navigational needs, until an outburst of progress began in the Renaissance.