Sentence examples for that marked progress from inspiring English sources

And that marked progress, of sorts.

In a sense, that marks progress in the world's struggle against hunger.

Certainly there are defining moments that mark progress for women, blacks, gay men, lesbians and others who have suffered discrimination.

To better understand these changes and thereby the nature of budding yeast cell cycle progression researchers track the status of certain cellular features that mark progress through the cell division cycle.

What we need is a reinvigorated spirit of action toward making voting accessible to all -- the spirit that has marked progress throughout our history.

Unfortunately, this means that the malaria control community and the many countries that have experienced marked progress do not have clarity or consensus, on the next steps.

They believed that the illustrations showed "marked progress" and that for the first time, several of the frames could be seen as "individual pieces of art".

Commitments don't save lives – actions do Despite the growing challenges, the Secretary-General's report states that there was marked progress in releasing thousands of children from armed groups in countries including the Democratic Republic of  the Congo, Myanmar and the Sudan.

The day belonged indisputably to 23-year-old Rutherford, who continued in much the same authoritative manner that marked his progress on the second evening.

"At the time the Catholic residents numbered in the hundreds, the majority of them in the capital, members of embassies or contractors employed by the Afghan Government of Afghanistan; others were dispersed throughout the country and were generally technicians and specialized workers, that lent their skills to the construction of various public works that marked the progress of the country".

He said China will announce post-2020 actions on climate change "as soon as we can" and that these would include "marked progress in reducing carbon intensity" and "the peaking of total carbon dioxide emissions as early as possible".