Sentence examples for suggests progress from inspiring English sources

A distant roar turns out to be a thundering waterfall, but the sound, Dolbyized to "Lord of the Rings" proportions, suggests progress revving its engines.

Viggo Fischer, Copenhagen Africa needs the basics first Thomas Friedman's column "The land of 'no service"' (Views, Aug. 17) suggests "progress" in Africa is tied to Internet access.

The revival in its business activity since 2010 suggests progress is motoring on.So it may come as a surprise that some in Silicon Valley think the place is stagnant, and that the rate of innovation has been slackening for decades.

That said, recent research suggests progress toward understanding how the design of policies introducing competition (e.g., school vouchers) might be improved.

The Pentagon's recent announcement that a quarter of Iraqi territory seized by Islamic State (IS) militants has been retaken since the US-led coalition began targeting it with airstrikes suggests progress is being made.

Historic examination also suggests progress may accelerate once populations reach a certain level, but until that point great efforts would be needed both to generate demand and to address existing demand.

And there were gains that suggest progress in the right direction.

The architectural style favoured by EU institutions is sleekly modern, suggesting progress and reason – but is that a mistake?

In December North Korea dispatched its own satellite for the first time, which suggested progress towards building a nuclear ballistic missile.

For the second day, public statements early in the day from BP and government officials seemed to suggest progress.

A spokesman for Eric R. Dinallo, the New York insurance superintendent, also declined to discuss the plan, but issued a statement suggesting progress was being made.