Sentence examples for a degree of progress from inspiring English sources

Mr. Banhart, who says he rarely listens to his earlier work, admits to a degree of progress on "Mala".

The news, released on Tuesday night by his French agent, Herve Naggar, follows a degree of progress being made in the examination of his case by France Galop, the body that runs French racing.

The new details shed further light on a case that has drawn international scrutiny, and suggested that a degree of progress has been made in an investigation that Ms. Politkovskaya's friends and supporters worry has been stalled and undermined by internal disarray.

While none of these Republicans expressed panic and all said that Mr. Bush could reverse the trend, they acknowledged puzzlement, frustration and even some distress about the strides that Mr. Gore has made, a degree of progress that they said went beyond an inevitable tightening in polls.

"There does seem to have been a degree of progress between the parties," she said.

That's the Obama who won the nomination and the election in 2008, got health care passed in 2010, cruised to reëlection in 2012, and, as of now, has somehow presided over a degree of diplomatic progress, with respect to the Syrian poison-gas attacks and the Iranian nuclear threat, that would have been simply unimaginable a couple of months ago.

In the report to be released next week, Wal-Mart will describe a mixed degree of progress on the goals Mr. Scott outlined seven years ago.

African-American respondents report seeing a lesser degree of progress on jobs, schools, housing, repairs made and safety than white respondents.

This figure, unacceptably high though it is, reflects a substantial degree of progress since the beginning of the 1970s; the number has declined in absolute terms from about 917million and in relative terms from 35 percent of the population of developing countries to 21 percent, mainly as a result of progress in East Asia (including China) and parts of South Asia, such as India and Pakistan.

Since the pair were given the file last September, there has been "an unprecedented degree of progress at the bilateral level," according to Bob Kapp of the US-China Business Council. US-China Business Council

In particular the minimum performance targets (Table  3) revealed that in Africa, Eritrea, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Senegal, and Uganda have been making an acceptable degree of progress given their resource constraints.