Sentence examples for progress towards developing from inspiring English sources

They are, according to the Nobel prize-winning economist Paul Krugman, a "unique masterpiece" (Krugman's is a fantastic introduction to the series, by the way, not least for his assertion that, rather like Seldon, we are "making progress" towards developing "a social science that gives its acolytes a unique ability to understand and perhaps shape human destiny". Wow).

North Korea is thought to have made progress towards developing a nuclear warhead small enough to be mounted on a missile capable of striking the US mainland, but experts believe the country is some way off perfecting an inter-continental ballistic missile capability.

This paper describes progress towards developing design guidelines for a number of composite bonded joints in aerospace applications.

We present current progress towards developing such a system for nutrient enrichment based water pollution, mainly from commercial agriculture.

Consequently, this has hampered progress towards developing a clear understanding of how changes in its structure and function typically occur in parallel.

This review will focus on the consequences for fish welfare and the progress towards developing the means to pass and protect fish at hydropower dams, at water withdrawal facilities, and in other engineered aquatic environments.

In the light of these findings, we highlight progress made towards developing recombinant Sodalis strains engineered to avoid potentiating trypanosome susceptibility in tsetse.

Here, we summarize the progress made over the years on the alcohol detection systems, with a focus on recent advancement towards developing portable, simple and efficient alcohol sensors.

Extracted structural-geometric information is to be combined with what is obtainable from associated spectroscopic techniques and density functional theory [8] calculations in order to facilitate progress towards the developing knowledge-based "design of new materials" paradigm [9].

Fortunately, according to two reports published by the World Bank at the end of 2004, significant progress has been made towards developing techniques for valuing environmental costs and benefits.

Professor Barbara Sahakian, who developed the game alongside Tom Piercy at Cambridge, said: "We need a way of treating the cognitive symptoms of schizophrenia, such as problems with episodic memory, but slow progress is being made towards developing a drug treatment.