Sentence examples for suggests some progress from inspiring English sources

Don Brash's ongoing political irrelevance, coupled with John Key's nine years of careful avoidance of similar rhetoric and, more recently, Ardern's attempt to mend fences with Maori, perhaps suggests some progress has been made.

Peace in Angola and Sierra Leone, and peace talks in Congo, suggest some progress in that direction.

The good news is that each of these constraints on investment can – and should – be addressed; and recent US business investment data suggest some progress.

If you define "basics" as food, shelter, clothing, and transportation, it turns out that these basics accounted for 70.9 percent of overall spending in 1984, but fell to 67.0 percent in 2011 — suggesting some progress.

Talks have been extended by three days, suggesting some progress on the money issues.

Recent phase II trials have suggested some progress when chemotherapy is incorporated into the management of patients with oesophageal cancer.

The new scorecards suggest some progress toward that goal; compared with its 2008 baseline, they found a 2.5 million metric ton reduction in carbon dioxide.

However, even in such cases there may be internal contrasts in the levels (rather than the gaps) that suggest some progress, particularly if the levels have risen in each sector.

A comparison of our results from 2007 with those of the national CEmONC assessment from 2011 [ 16] suggests that some progress may have been made in the continuous provision of caesarean sections (53.5% in 2007 vs. 88.4% in 2011) and of blood transfusion services (20.9% vs. 76.7%) in district hospitals.

It has launched Project Watchtower - a series of programmes designed to crated a super secure cyber architecture for the MoD -in an attempt to secure the military's computer networks from sophisticated attacks, with experts suggesting some good progress has been made.

This example may suggest some evolutionary progress from RNA towards DNA, also in plants.