Sentence examples for the strides made from inspiring English sources

The strides made in 2013 to explore a handful of extreme icebound habitats provided valuable lessons.

But Del Bosque did not discount the strides made by South American teams at this tournament.

We can put this down to, among other things, the strides made by gay civil rights protests.

The government's austerity drive is set to reverse the strides made in reducing child poverty in the UK, research published by Unicef on Tuesday suggests.

While we are right to applaud the strides made by Lebanon, we should remember that democracies are not built overnight or simply by one election.

The fact that the WPA exists and nurtures the gender agenda is a reflection of the importance of affirming and sustaining the strides made by female colleagues.

What the panel also has to consider is the changed nature of the job because of the strides made under Lancaster.

The strides made toward unclogging the courts could soon be tested as hundreds of the more than 900 Occupy Wall Street protesters who had been arrested threaten to take their cases to trial.

The results are not surprising considering the significant strides made in the improvement of the bovine genome assembly since the second version on which Agilent' original annotation was based.

Mr. Grasso deployed the system in response to the competitive strides made by the E.C.N.'s.

Among the great strides made in the last decades, the report points to a vastly improved child mortality rate.