Sentence examples for progress much of from inspiring English sources

Of course, some of old Shanghai's destruction is truly progress: much of the city's housing stock had deteriorated beyond renovation at reasonable cost.

On the first score, there has been some progress: much of the stitching done in Tijuana these days is not of T-shirts but of finicky medical devices such as stents, made of fine pig tissue.

The New Keynesian project made some progress, much of which had little or nothing do with the economist John Maynard Keynes, but it failed to anticipate the ruinous boom-bust cycle that Alan Greenspan and Bernanke, in his first couple of years as Fed chairman, oversaw.

This review serves to summarize the key findings in this field with a focus on recent progress, much of which has been made possible by the availability of genetically engineered mouse models and SST receptor-specific agonists.

Significant progress, much of it spearheaded by the Association of Professors of Obstetrics and Gynecology, has been made in the areas of teaching methods and skills, evaluation techniques, faculty development, computer usage, teaching recognition, counseling for the fourth-year student, and an integrated curriculum in women's health.

Yet despite this progress, much of what Carson wrote then still applies.

However, this attempt did not progress much beyond the status of local reading rooms and debating societies.

In spite of this progress, much remains to be achieved, and major new therapies will be required to keep on the fight against breast cancer.

Most of the time we put up with progress & much of the time we welcome it.

The RSPO is the key measure of progress for much of the industry.

This is substantial progress, and much of it has proceeded faster than similar efforts in Germany and Japan after World War II.