Sentence examples for vital progress from inspiring English sources

Baroness Delyth Morgan, minister for students at the Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills said: "This is further evidence of vital progress towards a sustainable higher education sector.

Mr. Cameron, while acknowledging that the euro zone had already made "vital progress" toward resolving the crisis, painted a darker picture.

He may have missed the legal and financial quagmire risk the Trans-Pacific Partnership poses to his hard-won vital progress towards a comprehensive climate treaty, intended to be signed in Paris next year, which would put stringent carbon emission restrictions in place.

While there has been exciting and vital progress in building its foundations, there remains much work to be done.

While there has been early vital progress in building emergency medicine's foundations in Rwanda, there remains much work to be done.

In this field, vital progress can be made by studying Nature's solutions: Insects and other living creatures have solved many of the same problems during their evolution.

Electricity is vital for progress in the 21st century.

Some of the most extravagant praise of Mr. Jiang has appeared in the military newspaper Liberation Army Daily, which day after day has run pictures of a glowing Mr. Jiang visiting bases and has described him and his theory as vital to progress.

A shift in mentality among the younger generation of business leaders will be vital for progress against poverty and inequality, and it is hypocritical, in this Facebook era, to criticise the middle classes in poor countries for aspiring to the lifestyles they see in the affluent west, as I have argued before.

News of the newly-perfumed trains came at a Metro board meeting earlier this month, where Metro's Chief Performance Officer Andrea Burnside said the decision to begin using air fresheners may have contributed to some heartening upward trends in the transit agency's most recent "vital signs" progress report, at least when it comes to riders' views on the cleanliness of the trains.

In Singapore, as elsewhere in the world, economic growth and development are seen as vital for progress and survival.