Sentence examples for progress largely from inspiring English sources

But as the economy began growing quickly in the mid-1990's, women's relative progress largely stopped.

In 1958, with progress largely stalled, the work was declassified and exchanged with academics, and even with the Soviets.

It is time the spotlight was turned on the activities of Progress, largely funded by Lord Sainsbury, which has been sparing no expense to get its candidates adopted.

The Cyclones are still a work in progress, largely because the Mets have not signed many of their top draft picks, including their No. 1 choice, Aaron Heilman, a right-hander from Notre Dame.

Since reformatting a few years ago, it has become something of a regional referendum on MLS progress, largely measured against Mexican teams – encounters limited, so far, to the knockout stages, which are timed awkwardly against the early MLS season.

Nearly three months after President Bush declared an end to major combat operations, it is still hard to get a clear sense of how the Iraqi oil industry might progress, largely because of persistent looting and sabotage, industry analysts and Iraqi oil officials say.

Fankhauser said: "The summer season has progressed largely as expected.

But the case has always been murky and has progressed largely under the radar inside Russia.

That Trump is funding his own campaign, shaking the Republican party to its core, and has progressed largely unheralded and even mocked by his own party is seen an asset to his campaign.

To date, identification, prioritisation and implementation of disinvestment options outside of PBMA exercises has progressed largely independent of commissioning [ 33].

Inquiry has therefore progressed largely by integrating information about biological mechanisms obtained in model systems with observational data provided by humans.