Sentence examples for Anticipated progress from inspiring English sources

Tapers, especially half-length ones are observed to provide an anticipated progress in single lap joints.

Then she answered, "He's the Pope!" But, in all this anticipated progress, the Church's sexual-abuse crisis still lingers.

Periodic project meetings on the construction site bring the architect/engineer, general contractor, subcontractors, and vendors together to discuss current and anticipated progress, manpower requirements, and any other project activities and concerns.

The current discourse can lead to frustration with the lack of anticipated progress and escalating intensity to seek ways to ensure certainty of outcomes.

The now elderly DVBD workers' accounts are pervaded by memories of anticipated progress and the convergence of life and work in the civic wholes of nation and city; by chagrin about decay; and by nostalgia for lost hopes.

"We're making steady, if perhaps a bit slower than anticipated, progress," Admiral Mullen said at a news conference.

It has been a concerted effort to make his case before a new legislative fight once Congress receives a much-anticipated progress report from the administration and the military next month.

Given better-than-anticipated progress on strengthening the euro zone's rescue fund and governance, credit would shrink by just 0.6% in 2012 and the euro area could grow this year.

He was encouraged by the outing and anticipated continued progress despite some soreness in his knee.

On the other hand, the anticipated learning progress as related to future careers is confirmed in retrospect.

Indeed, to what extent is lexical ambiguity coupled with the mixing of scientific and everyday discourse practices to blame for the absence of anticipated conceptual progress following undergraduate biology coursework (e.g., Nehm and Reilly 2007)?