Sentence examples for some remarkable progress from inspiring English sources

"With this I think China has made some remarkable progress and we need to recognise that.

"In recent years, though, we've made some remarkable progress," he said.

DeepMind has previously demonstrated some remarkable progress in machine learning, including programs capable of learning how to play video games, as well as board games like Go and chess, with superhuman skill.

In the past decades, there has been some remarkable progress in the research of biosynthetic genes and enzymes responsible for scaffold cyclization to diterpenoids in plants, fungi, bacteria, and even animals.

But by 2015, some remarkable progress had been made on those goals.

Dramatic reduction in cases As result of these communication campaigns Nigeria has made some remarkable progress.

"Strong and, in some aspects, remarkable progress," says Mr Freud, though Frank Field is privately engaged in disputing his own government's figures.

The last decade's commitment to fighting the global HIV/AIDS epidemic has led to some truly remarkable progress and success.

"I think we've seen a lot of activity in all of those areas and some pretty remarkable progress over the last five years," Mr. Kolker said.

French said UNICEF, Plan and UNFPA, had been jointly battling the problem of birth registration in the region since 2003, and in some countries remarkable progress had been made, following public awareness campaigns and a reform of the birth registration system.

Some of the most remarkable progress has been over diseases that — thank God! — Americans very rarely encounter.