Sentence examples for progress in more from inspiring English sources

There are vehicles on the road today that do worse than that; have we really made so little progress in more than a hundred years?

In his farewell address to the legislature, he lamented Jamaica's lack of progress in more than 40 years—something for which he must bear some responsibility.

"Literally, this is the first progress in more than 60 years," said Gil Kalai, a mathematician at Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein announced yesterday that he would scrap a new report card that measures student progress in more than 100 categories, saying it was impenetrable and would bewilder parents.

General John F Campbell said the group's sophisticated social-media campaign was attracting Taliban fighters based in Afghanistan and Pakistan disgruntled with the lack of progress in more than 10 years of fighting to overthrow the Kabul government.

But he told Technology Review in an e-mail message that he's anticipating another "technical news release in the near future," at which time he would be open to discussing EEStor's progress in more detail.

In Zimbabwe, the overall development of the national aid coordination mechanisms has not progressed in more than three years and the national reconciliation commission and constitutional reform processes have also been fraught with problems and delays.

However, there has been recent progress, both in more refined test methodology and in interventional studies.

Years of steady progress in developing more powerful and less expensive computers, Web software and faster communications links finally came together.

He told a bankruptcy judge overseeing the case that he was making "significant progress" in finding more.

Child marriage affects nutrition: Despite huge progress in Bangladesh, more than half of the girls are getting married before 18.