Sentence examples for the stunning progress from inspiring English sources

As TV news reported the stunning progress by coalition forces and the capitulation of Iraq's military, I was immersed in bubble wrap, sticky tape and endless wooden boxes.

I could talk about the stunning progress made by the 4-year-old son of one of my best friends, who has gone from nonverbal shyness to a storytelling, playacting and quite verbal creature, or about my nephew, 5, who is only now being able to say yes or no but who has begun to be calm enough to make the people around him understand.

Johnson & Johnson took the opportunity this morning to review the stunning progress made by several key drugs and to look at the company's pipeline, including new indications and formulations that could boost already approved drugs.

MIT President Susan Hockfield says the report, based on interviews with women faculty members, demonstrates the "stunning progress" MIT has made in hiring more women and increasing their job satisfaction.

The stunning progress in packing more computation power onto silicon chips, married with software designers’ increasing ability to take advantage of this power, virtually guarantees that machines are progressing faster than humans are.

Instead, let's welcome the stunning progress that we've recently made with open arms and unzipped pants.

In what the new study calls "stunning" progress, the number of female faculty members has nearly doubled in the School of Science since 1999 and in the School of Engineering since its original study was completed in 2002.

Despite the gloomy mood, the historical backdrop is stunning progress in human decency over recent centuries.

Even though the world has achieved stunning progress and many countries have made impressive gains, when we look closely, stark differences and inequities appear between and within countries.

And in a squad with a heavy Merseyside influence, Liverpool's Raheem Sterling is rewarded for his stunning progress since the start of the season with a deserved place.

For one thing, we've made stunning progress in the treatment of coronary artery disease.