Examples of using Much progress in English and their translations into Portuguese
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C: There was much progress in that area recently.
I don't appear to be making much progress.
Thanks to you in particular, much progress has already been made in this direction.
I spent years in psychotherapy without much progress.
Since our meditation for Syria in the spring, there has been much progress.
Cobra: Yes, there is much progress.
I see you didn't make much progress.
So not much progress in your life since.
There hasn't been much progress in Brazil in communication theory.
However much progress we achieve, we will still be thousands of kilometres away.
You're not having too much progress with this thing either.
There is much progress yet to be made.
Despite much progress, 121 million children around the world remain out of primary and lower secondary school.
Much progress has been made,
The Commission was not exactly able to record much progress either in its interim report of July 1998.
However, much progress was made in examining the unresolved issue of quantizing the theory.
As you all know, much progress has been made over the last month on this important proposal as a result of joint efforts.
In this command he did not make much progress against the Arab forces, being repeatedly defeated by Sayf al-Daula,
On the sublime level, much progress is being made by each person who walks in the Light.
You won't make much progress without me there, especially since you have just been involved with the death of a Concordian.