Sentence examples for anticipating progress from inspiring English sources

Autobiographies such as Brown's My Southern Home (1880) and Douglass's Life and Times of Frederick Douglass (1881) joined Keckley's in anticipating progress for the newly freed men and women of the South under the benevolent eye of reformed government in the South.

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

If "anticipated progress" is not demonstrated, an "in danger" listing will be reconsidered in 2017.

This led to conflicting results, holding back anticipated progress.

The public perception of the field of nanoscale science originally referred to technologies dealing with nanomechanics, nanomaterials, nanooptics and nanoelectronics, but increasingly anticipates progress in nanomedicine.

Persistently high neonatal mortality, which now accounts for a greater proportion of global child deaths (40%%) than in 1990, is one of the contributing factors to this slower than anticipated progress [ 3].

"I'm very excited about that," said Nicks, who anticipates progressing slowly.... Linebackers Michael Boley (hamstring) and Jacquian Williams (hip) and defensive linemen Shaun Rogers (leg) and Justin Trattou (ankle and heel) did not practice.

Anticipating more progress ahead, European stocks have raced ahead 22% this year.

There's a reason why news junkies like myself are excited and anticipating this progress in domestic media.

Further studies involving a larger number of subjects are required, anticipating future progress in this field.

Executives anticipate little progress until after national elections in April and May.