Sentence examples for assuming progress from inspiring English sources

The rest will be freed at staged intervals over the next nine months, assuming progress is made in negotiations.

The first of four groups of prisoners is expected to be released shortly before Eid al-Fitr, the Muslim holiday that marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan next week The rest will be freed at staged intervals over the next nine months, assuming progress is made in negotiations.. Netanyahu told the cabinet: "This moment is not easy for me.

However, teachers may hesitate to introduce a system like WADEIn into actual classrooms, because adaptive visualizations will take a high cost of preparation for a wide variety of understanding among learners and it will be difficult to plan class schedules assuming progress in learners' exercises with adaptive system.

We assume progress remains challenged in 2017 and reduce our December 2017 profit before tax from £21.8m to £12.0m to give earnings per share of 6.2p from 11.0p.

"On days when they feel they are spinning their wheels or encountering roadblocks to meaningful accomplishment, their moods and motivation are lowest". Surprisingly, however, in a separate study of 600 managers, Amabile and Kramer found that managers tended to assume progress was the least potent motivator — citing things like recognition and incentives as stronger motivators.

In the pre-Christian world, they never assumed progress would occur.

Davis will be further examined by trainers, and, assuming his progress continues, start baseball-related activities.

We begin by assuming that progress in plant sciences over the last two decades provides new insight of potential use to agronomists.

Both partners in the ritual of experimental sex conceded that "dating" went something like this: preliminary talking and polite mutual inspection led to dancing, which often shifted into "necking," which — assuming continuous progress — concluded in the quasi-masturbation of "petting" on the family sofa, or, in more affluent circumstances, in the back seat of a car.

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Students continuing in studies beyond five years are usually also supported, assuming satisfactory progress is being made towards the Ph.D. dissertation.