Sentence examples for rare progress from inspiring English sources

He also noted rare progress on political issues, welcoming an agreement by Iraq's political leaders to make modest steps toward the benchmarks outlined by Congress to evaluate Mr. Bush's military increase this year.

Thailand's government sold one-third of the company last month for 32.2 billion baht ($733 million), making rare progress in its plan to privatize public companies and fill a government budget deficit.

This was rare progress but, as untested light infantry, they will need full American support, with armour, air power and logistics, for another year and more.In less violent parts, more Iraqi troops have been pitched into the fight.

A group of Irish peacemongers, from both sides of their long-divided island, claims to have made rare progress last month towards getting Arab and Kurdish Iraqis to settle their differences, which have been threatening to drag the country back to the level of bloodshed that engulfed it three years ago.

Cycling stability of Si anode materials has been significantly improved, but there was rare progress on its initial Coulombic efficiency, which is an essential factor for the overall capacity and energy density of full batteries.

Items worthy of mention in this context include new drugs for cancer, new therapies for rare diseases, progress in HIV medications, and stem cell research.

New products and developments, such as new drugs for cancer, fresh therapies for rare diseases, progress in medications for HIV/AIDS, and advances in stem cell research had the greatest positive impact.

However, spontaneous subcutaneous emphysema can, in rare cases, progress to a life-threatening condition, and subcutaneous emphysema due to mechanical ventilation may induce ventilatory failure.

With increasing physician collaboration and industry interest in rare diseases, progress is likely to accelerate.

Controlled trials are rare but progress in diagnostic techniques, such as imaging, CSF biomarkers and recently developed methods to detect abnormal prion protein in easily accessible body fluids, will hopefully lead to early diagnosis of the disease.

Or was this toxic-shock syndrome -- a rare, rapidly progressing bacterial infection characterized by fever and rash and dangerously low blood pressure.