Sentence examples for some progress during from inspiring English sources
Progress is made, yet it is insufficientThere has been some progress during recent years, although it is not yet reflected in the overall maternal mortality ratio.
Progress is made, yet it is insufficient There has been some progress during recent years, although it is not yet reflected in the overall maternal mortality ratio.
We've made some progress during the last eight years.
They did not, although those showing no improvement at all at 12 weeks were more prone to another depression after recovery than those who showed at least some progress during the 12 weeks.
As Charlie Savage, a reporter for The Boston Globe, observes in his astute and harrowing new book, "Takeover," those efforts made some progress during the administrations of Ronald Reagan and the first President Bush, and came to startling fruition under the current administration of George W. Bush and Mr. Cheney, now the vice president.
Despite some progress during the past decade, the number and quality of published RCTs addressing the core issues for patients with CKD and with renal diseases, in general, lag behind other areas in internal medicine.
By the late 1990s Gabon was under pressure from the International Monetary Fund to privatize state corporations and to eliminate the diversion of state funds, which the country was able to show some progress with during the 2000s.
Third, police reform, which after some initial progress during the first three months of the revolution, was stopped dead.
After departure screening for symptoms and risk factors, cleared passengers board the flight and some progress to symptoms during travel.
Some progress has been made, during the Obama Administration, by the Office of Civil Rights, in forcing college administrators to investigate complaints of sexual misconduct and stop perpetrators.
5 In addition, disease in some patients will progress during chemoradiation, delaying surgery or even becoming inoperable because of this delay.
