Sentence examples for progress on the problem from inspiring English sources

Progress on the problem of provisos depends on three basic issues being distinguished.

While other mathematicians had made progress on the problem, Hales is the first to propose a method which correctly accounts for the costs and benefits of making the sides of a cell curved or using more than 6 sides in a cell, says John Sullivan of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

The Juno mission, which launched in August 2011, is expected to better constrain the values of these parameters, and thereby make progress on the problem of the core.

Malaysia, another ASEAN member, summoned Myanmar's ambassador to express displeasure over the violence and scolded Myanmar for making "little, if any" progress on the problem.

Together, these improvements allowed us to make progress on the problem of identifying sequence determinants of gene expression variation (Yuan et al. 2007).

Utilising this approach, groups of staff collaborate to take action to identify context specific issues, identify and implement an evidence based approach and in the process support and challenge each other to make progress on the problem [ 19].

Mr McCain spoke at the institute's opening, recalling shouting matches with Kennedy, and mourning him as a friend who knew how to make "incremental progress on the problems of our time".That is where heartbreak intrudes, when watching teenage mock-senators trying to craft laws which might do some good.

Whether we are talking about the need for capital investment in the U.S., or resource scarcity on the global stage, big business, alongside government, will need to be at the table to make progress on the problems that are likely to determine the health of our economy and our well-being in the future.

Further progress on this problem (still for the classical algebras but now with an arbitrary base field of characteristic 0) is given in [11].

But there was no progress on the growing problem of breaches of international humanitarian law - from bombing of hospitals to fighting in built-up areas - which are leading to horrifyingly high rates of civilian death and injury.

The U.S. House of Representatives had passed a historic climate bill, the 2009 U.N. climate conference was in full swing in Copenhagen, and hopes were high that real progress on the climate problem -- including an increase in CCS -- was imminent, Herzog says.