Sentence examples for step in the progress from inspiring English sources
Every step in the progress of plant alkaloid biosynthesis research is due to the endeavors of several generations of scientists and the advancement of technologies.
Member for Sydney Alex Greenwich said, "The apology is another step in the progress towards social and legal inclusion of LGBTI people that began on that night in 1978".
HTML5 represents the "next big step in the progress of the Web," says Jeffrey Jaffe, chief executive of the World Wide Web Consortium, which guides the development of technical standards.
The Internet has provided a handy means of linking up supply chains, in real time, in order to put this revolution into effect.Mass customisation the selling of highly individual products but on a mass scale is a logical next step in the progress of BTO ("build-to-order"), the manufacturing of goods only as and when there is an order from a customer.
China's Ministry of Education has granted preliminary approval for the creation of Duke Kunshan University, a key step in the progress of Duke's first international campus.
The new work is a "significant step" in the progress of liquid crystal lasing, says physicist Cliff Jones of ZBD Displays in Malvern, United Kingdom.
Clinical trials represent new steps in the progress of knowledge.
An inductive algorithm is successful in simulating some essential steps in the progress of the understanding of the disease and also allows us to simulate the false reasoning of previous centuries through the introduction of some a priori knowledge inherited from pre-clinical medicine.
iAd, Apple's advertising platform for apps on iOS devices like the iPhone and iPad, has been gradually building up its international business since first going live in the U.S. in 2010, and today comes the latest step in that progress: it is bringing iAds to Latin America, starting first with Brazil and Mexico and eventually expanding to other countries like Venezuela, Argentina and Colombia.
They say the U-turn makes a mockery of public statements of support for disabled citizens made by presidential candidates and marks a significant step backwards in the progress of disability rights.
Mr Hammond said: "This contract marks an important step forward in the progress of our attack submarine programme and moves the Royal Navy closer to adding more of these highly-advanced and powerful attack submarines to its fleet.
