Sentence examples for progress reached from inspiring English sources

And response time in the last fiscal year to crimes in progress reached an average of 10.7 minutes, up 3 minutes since 1995.

The depth of R&D extends from generic activities up to the manufacture of prototypes, but has, in accordance with the design progress, reached different stages of maturity for the various components.

Leśyā, (Sanskrit: "light," "tint"), according to Jainism, a religion of India, the special aura of the soul that can be described in terms of colour, scent, touch, and taste and that indicates the stage of spiritual progress reached by the creature, whether human, animal, demon, or divine.

This steady progress reached a pinnacle in the past few years with approvals of ASOs for the treatment of spinal muscular atrophy and Duchenne muscular dystrophy, which represent landmarks in a field in which disease-modifying therapies were virtually non-existent.

Their progress, reaching the Europa League group stage in 2011-12, atheattention attentiof of Maccabi's Canadian-based owner, Mitchell Goldhar.

In fact, we talked about it endlessly for 30 years and made huge amounts of progress, reaching the heady heights of an EU ban on cosmetic testing.

Indeed, the Yes campaign continued to make further progress, reaching an average of 43 per cent in the polls by the end of March.

In 11 seasons at Carmody's side, Henderson grew to become his lead assistant and the Wildcats made significant progress, reaching the 20-win mark in each of the last two seasons.

It made impressive progress, reaching 10 million signups in August.

The Bond Release Geodatabase significantly reduces the time needed to track bond release progress, reach agreement between operator and regulator, and improve the state inspector's ability to assess reclamation adequacy and progress.

China has made impressive progress towards the Millennium Development Goal (MDG) for maternal and reproductive health, but ensuring that progress reaches all segments of the population remains a challenge for policy makers.