Sentence examples for progress in strong from inspiring English sources

Because I've been occasionally charting Hillary Clinton's progress in Strong Plus Weak against Barack Obama's two elections, I thought this week would be a good time to take a look at how Donald Trump is doing against Mitt Romney's 2012 run and John McCain's 2008 record.

In a report to be delivered next week, the World Bank says that while Prime Minister Salam Fayyad has made substantial progress in building strong state institutions, "the onset of an acute fiscal crisis, accompanied by declining economic growth," may undermine those achievements.

Six people aboard a sloop off Hanalei were rescued by a Navy torpedo boat after it lost its auxiliary power and was unable to progress in the strong winds of Fico.

Recent years have witnessed significant progress in providing strong support to the protein-only hypothesis that postulates that the prion diseases are transmitted via a prion protein that acquires an infectious self-replicating conformation (PrPSc) [ 26].

The communiqué did not directly address that plan, but called for rapid progress in developing stronger prudential regulation, including a requirement that banks hold more and better capital once recovery is assured.

The company's progress in exploiting its strong brands attracted a "substantial" investment last autumn from a firm controlled by the ruler of Dubai.

Another contributory factor is the slow progress in accumulation of strong evidence over the last half decade.

There has been some progress in giving women stronger parts in blockbusters, namely Scarlett Johansson's much-loved Black Widow, but many critics still feel that female roles are based primarily on sex appeal (think Bryce Dallas Howard running around in stilettos in Jurassic World).

Nevertheless, out of this body of work in progress, several strong associations rise to the top.

As well as the core herd of quadrupeds put together by Boston Dynamics, the firm has also shown strong progress in its bipedal robot, Atlas.

My own research-in-progress indicates strong negative effects for women, but some positive effects for men – perhaps explained by gender differences in job types or in what students would be doing if they weren't working.