Sentence examples for progress in rebuilding from inspiring English sources

But at the same time, the United States has made remarkable progress in rebuilding overfished stocks.

The mayor spoke about the progress in rebuilding Times Square, including the soon-to-open Madame Tussaud's wax museum.

He also argued that the troubled countries are making progress in rebuilding their economies, for example by making it easier for companies to hire and fire workers.

People who have been getting anxious about the slow progress in rebuilding Lower Manhattan should be heartened by new signs of energy.

Unhappy over what he called a lack of progress in rebuilding the city after Hurricane Katrina, he announced this month that he was joining the race.

But for all these problems, Salvatore J. Cassano, the department's chief of operations, said the department "has made a tremendous amount of progress in rebuilding".

He made note of the progress made in rebuilding the city and the challenges that remain ahead (note that these, too, are influenced by racial disparities).

He used a speech about the progress being made in rebuilding Lower Manhattan to offer a spirited case for his stewardship of the city and to warn that his hard-fought accomplishments could be lost.

A defeat in Pennsylvania would not only have been fatal to Santorum's presidential ambitions, it would have erased much of the progress he made in rebuilding his reputation following his disastrous 2006 Senate re-election bid.

Today, there is hardly any physical evidence of the devastation caused by the tsunami and rapid progress is evident in rebuilding and rehabilitating the North which suffered extensively from the terrorist conflict.

Nineteen years after the 1994 genocide that destroyed health infrastructure and led to the loss of almost a million lives, Rwanda has made impressive progress in gradually rebuilding its health system and improving access to health services, including reproductive health services (Rusa et al. 2009; Basinga et al. 2011).