Sentence examples for adequate for progress from inspiring English sources

Even if the environment is free and fully supportive, finances are adequate for progress, and competition is not steep; there is an inherent hurdle for a new venture to attain market credibility, particularly if imposed with new technology seeking market adoption.

While existing truck and rail systems are adequate for tunnels progressing in the range of 40 60 feet (12 18 metres) per day, their capacity is inadequate to keep up with fast-moving moles progressing at the rate of several hundred feet per day.

The federal law tells states that they must measure the success of ethnic and other smaller groups within a student body, and it sets a standard for "adequate yearly progress," but states come up with standards for judging success on their own.

"Each state shall establish a timeline for adequate yearly progress," the law says.

Yet Carstens students perform well on state tests, repeatedly meeting the federal standard for adequate yearly progress.

The two legislative branches came up with federal standards for adequate student progress that proved unworkable, with studies later showing they would rank most public schools around the country, including those most successful in raising student achievement, as failures.

Under the law's mandates for adequate yearly progress toward that goal, the school was one of 326 public schools in New Hampshire — 69 percent of the total — deemed to be failing.

Maybury has also met standards for adequate yearly progress.

The DoE told Montana that it is "out of compliance with the statutory requirement... with respect to the annual measurable objectives that Montana used to determine adequate yearly progress for the 2010-2011 school year".

"The first thing we were told is the federal method for calculating adequate yearly progress was not on the table for discussion".

Two of 15 schools in Greenwich — which has a sizable poor population despite its reputation as one of America's richest towns — failed to meet the adequate yearly progress standards for the 2006-7 school year.