Sentence examples for strides in building from inspiring English sources

MANY major companies made strides in building globally diverse boards and senior managements when the economy was growing.

While Britain is making strides in building its biotechnology sector, it has plenty of room to grow, industry analysts say.

"The Tunisian people have made remarkable strides in building an inclusive democracy, and the Quartet has played an indispensable role," he said, in a statement.

The Bush campaigns of 2000 and 2004 made huge strides in building databases of supporters, and Howard Dean demonstrated that digitally enabled like-minds can accomplish practical wonders.

Even so, they said they wanted to test Mr. Rowhani quickly, noting that although he argued for a moderate tone in dealing with the United States and its allies when he was a negotiator, he also boasted in 2006 that Iran had used a previous suspension of nuclear enrichment to make major strides in building its nuclear infrastructure.

AWS has made huge strides in building out its cloud business, where developers, startups and much larger and mature organizations use the company's infrastructure to host apps and other services, in what looks to be on track to be a $20 billion business this year.

Apple is mid-stride in building out physical manifestations of the iPhone's core abilities.

While city officials in Moscow often come under criticism from preservationists, they responded to the new report by saying that they were making strides in protecting buildings.

Rwanda made strides toward building political unity and reconstructing its economy in 2008.

For example, researchers at both corporations and universities have made significant strides in the last year toward building computers that would be several orders of magnitude smaller and more powerful than today's silicon-based machines.

The two sides have made great strides in establishing confidence-building measures, such as cricket matches.