Sentence examples for progressed enormously from inspiring English sources

From demilitarization, privatization and de-Bolshevization in the Yeltsin era to last year's flat 13percentt income tax and other pro-business measures, Russia has progressed enormously since the end of the cold war.

Seismology and seismic engineering have progressed enormously in recent years.

Biomass mapping has progressed enormously over the past decade, to the stage where we can produce globally consistent maps of aboveground biomass.

Related work: Industrial communication has progressed enormously in the last decade with the replacement of the traditional one-to-one connections between sensors/actuators and controllers by networked connections.

He added: "Connacht has progressed enormously in the last couple of years and I can only see that continuing, but for me personally the time is right to step aside at the end of this season and let someone else take things on.

Data acquisition techniques have enormously progressed in the past decade, but require sound and general methods for analyzing these data.

Thirteen years after 9/11 and as the American people and military recover from two enormously destructive wars analysis has hardly progressed beyond saying that violence is the problem, and never-ending war is the answer.

Many players slipped and tumbled as the game progressed, and for most of them, trying to run on the loosening surface must have been enormously frustrating.

Zero, along with praising the game's graphics and music, called it "enormously addictive"; the review said the ability to transform into different forms and hence being able to progress into new areas kept the game fresh.

Still, a senior American trade official said today, "We've made a lot of progress, but it's enormously complicated and very politically sensitive".

Comparative genomics has been enormously facilitated by progress in bioinformatics tools, comprising the enormous amount of information available from databases concerning protein localization [ 2, 3], viability [ 4, 5], protein expression [ 6], genetic interactions [ 7] and protein-protein interactions [ 8].