Sentence examples for strides in development from inspiring English sources

Despite big strides in development, particularly education and health, Bhutan suffers ills such as corruption, unemployment and alcoholism.

The active visual inspection has made giant strides in development.

It's going to be hard for a society of people to make political strides in development if most people in that society are suffering from varying degrees of post-traumatic stress, which effects many things in the human system for the worse and erodes one's sense of context, consequence, and logic.

When humanity as a whole has made massive strides in development of technology, education, medicine, law, and we have so many resources at our disposal, what excuse do we have not to actively engage our society to fight for the rights of those oppressed today?

Yet Sri Lanka a multi-ethnic, lower-middle income nation has made remarkable strides in development, including hard-won gains in education.

Viet Nam has made major strides in developing global partnerships for development since 2000, including assession to the World Trade Organization, expanded cooperation with ASEAN, a term as non-permanent member of the UN Security Council (2008-2009), and involvement in a number of new free trade agreements.

South Korea has been very active in broadband development for the last decade, which has made major strides in its development.

Some countries are making great strides in human development, others less soSINCE 1980 the country that has made the greatest strides in improving human development is Nepal, according to the UN's annual Human Development Index (HDI).

Haryana has made rapid strides in the development of agriculture-based manufacturing.

For more than 30 years, the more than 1 million athletes who participate in the Special Olympics have made great strides in skills development, self-confidence and socialization.

The 20th century saw tremendous strides in the development of the understanding of the nature of genes and how they function.