Sentence examples for with greater progress from inspiring English sources

It reserved its more serious criticisms for Romania, including the view that Romania had not yet proved itself as a "functioning market economy", a precondition for EU membership.On balance, the commission seems right to have credited Bulgaria with greater progress.

"It also serves to remind us about one of our greatest assets: New York's ability to follow great tragedy with great progress.

The investigation of the genetics of behavior is a huge scientific enterprise, with great progress being made in a variety of species — roundworms, fruit flies, lab mice, sticklebacks.

With great progress being made in the emerging memory technologies, current trends and limitations were discussed before leading to some insight into the next generation of memory products.

With great progress on numerical method in recent years, a lot of research work has been carried out to study the dynamic response of RC components and structures under blast loading (Shi et al. 2008; Bao and Li 2010; Jayasooriya et al. 2011; Park et al. 2014; Brunesi et al. 2015; Li et al. 2016; Lim et al. 2016).

And with those words, the inimitable Gloria Steinem set the tone not just for the inaugural 2014 Makers Conference, but also for a moment in time filled with great progress... and promise.

Improvements on the trained tasks in Trial 2 were comparable, and training was associated with significantly greater progress at school across the academic year in maths and English.

So 40 years from now my students will not be able to brag that they went to a school with a great Progress 8 score; progress what, they'll say?

Robert Wood Johnson II, chairman of Johnson & Johnson, resigned from the commission because of the strain it took on his health, but he noted that the USAF represented by Commissioner Streett was "cooperative and open to greater progress" with the commission, directly contrasting with the U.S. Navy which he rated as "militantly resistant".

Every time I visited an evangelical church in 2004, it seemed that a member's brother or cousin had just returned from Iraq with reports that much greater progress was being made than the news media let on.

"Achieving the Millennium Development Goal target of a two-thirds reduction in under-five mortality by 2015 will require a strong sense of urgency with targeted resources for greater progress," Ann said.