Sentence examples for Demonstrable progress from inspiring English sources

"Demonstrable progress" has been made in some key areas, according to the report.

It is important that the kingdom not be admitted until it has shown demonstrable progress in addressing these concerns.

The lack of demonstrable progress in the federal budget negotiations has kept investors from making aggressive bets in recent weeks.

In 25 years of research on chronic fatigue syndrome, no demonstrable progress has been made in identifying objective criteria for diagnosis and treatment.

The president flew 20 hours to Vietnam with hopes of producing demonstrable progress toward North Korea's denuclearization, building upon his first summit with Kim, last summer in Singapore.

"We are aggressively managing our mortgage-related exposures and have made demonstrable progress in reducing the risk in our insured portfolio," Mr. Callen said.

Simply ending state oversight without demonstrable academic progress would be an admission of failure at a time when Gov. George E. Pataki's administration is seeking to impose tougher learning standards on students throughout the state.

Seeing that combination of real, micro-level data with demonstrable success and progress was exhilarating.

For the simple reason that, while the N.F.L. has made demonstrable, albeit imperfect, progress thanks to the Rooney Rule, college football is another story entirely.

While there may not be a requirement to participate, districts are going to have to show demonstrable and measurable progress in this area.

In the long term, donors, universities, and researchers must develop systems and perspectives that support stable funding that is continued on the basis of demonstrable research excellence and progress toward indices of success.