Sentence examples for serious progress in from inspiring English sources
Serious progress in the immediate future still looks improbable.
Serious progress in the treatment of cancer will not be the result of polemics, lobbying or marketing.
The former chancellor also predicted that there would be no serious progress in negotiations with the EU until after the French and German elections next year.
Osborne also predicted that there would be no serious progress in negotiations with the EU until after the French and German elections next year.
Though scientists have made serious progress in AI, the advances are almost entirely in what researchers call narrow AI: the creation of smart algorithms for dedicated tasks.
The one English team to make serious progress in the European Cup, Manchester United, had been destroyed in the Munich air crash two years earlier.
However, with the likes of Stefan Scepovic and Wakaso Mubarak belatedly arriving to add more depth to Celtic's squad, the more optimistic of the club's fans will hope for serious progress, initially in a group that also contains Dinamo Zagreb of Croatia and Astra of Romania.
The next round of talks begin on Monday in New York and Obama is worried – unless serious progress is made in coming months, his trade legacy may be doomed.
1 Abbas to Meet With Bush The Palestinian president, Mahmoud Abbas, left, is scheduled to meet President Bush in Washington on May 26, Palestinian officials said, to demonstrate serious progress to the Americans in his efforts at reforming the Palestinian Authority and ending violence.
"The union suspended an earlier programme of action when it looked like serious progress was being made in talks, but that process has now failed to reach a satisfactory conclusion and we are back into industrial action as a result.
The strong impression was that, hard as Sharapova has worked to come back from a shoulder injury which threatened her career, she may not yet be ready to make serious progress at Wimbledon which starts in only nine days' time.
