Sentence examples for tremendous progress to from inspiring English sources
From the passage of the landmark Post-9/11 GI Bill to fully funding the Department of Veterans Affairs, we have tremendous progress to celebrate this year.
Equal Futures began in 2012 with 13 partner countries, and the U.S., but on Monday, welcomed representatives from the now 23 other nations who have joined the Partnership, all of whom had tremendous progress to report.
Integration of stem cells and tissue engineering has resulted in tremendous progress, poised to bring a paradigm shift in regenerative medicine.
When we, as Diasporans, collectively come together to bring our knowledge, resources, creativity and experiences back to the African continent - tremendous progress is bound to happen.
Your article on work-zone safety ("Work Zones, Danger Zones," front page, Dec. 22) did not take into account the tremendous progress being made to reduce the number of deaths on our roads and in our work zones.
This field has witnessed tremendous progress giving opportunity to conduct virtual experiments that are otherwise impossible.
Since then, molecular graphics has made tremendous progress, mostly thanks to the video game industry, which induced the rise of graphics processing units (GPUs).
Tremendous progress has led to the initiation of clinic trials of two hESC-based cell therapies for spinal cord injury and macular degeneration.
As highlighted by all the experts present, Bangladesh has made tremendous progress with regards to both economic growth and human development.
Experts in attendance agreed that Bangladesh has made tremendous progress with regard to economic growth and human development, but child poverty and socio-economic disparities remain a grave concern.
"Although the world has made tremendous progress since 1989 to see that children's rights are universally accepted and realized, we are not there yet," said Bellamy. "Children are still forced to serve as soldiers, children orphaned by AIDS are abandoned by society, millions of children die from preventable diseases -- as do their mothers.
