Sentence examples for be regarded as progress from inspiring English sources
Every truck of rubble, every piece of steel cleared, every victim recovered -- he insists they be regarded as progress.
It is a measure of the stagnation of the Middle East peace process that a handshake today between the Israeli foreign minister, Shimon Peres, and the Palestinian leader, Yasir Arafat, should be regarded as progress.
Given the undeniable standard of football on offer in the Champions League that might be regarded as progress, though clearly it is a pity when all the other clubs in the Premier League can no longer even dream of winning it.
Right up to the 1970s, this was regarded as progress.
For women whose condition was regarded as progressing, based on cytology and histology examinations carried out in the participating hospitals, the two cytopathologists and two pathologists reviewed all cytological and histological specimens collected for diagnosis of disease progression.
Statin therapy is regarded as well tolerated.
A semi-final slot would be regarded as tangible progress.
But there is the further question of whether the changes brought about are to be regarded as ones of progress or retrogression.
Such large-scale phylogenies must be regarded as work in progress since there are inevitably many topological uncertainties.
The supertree presented here should be regarded as a work in progress since taxonomic revisions, discovery of new fossil forms, and new molecular data for the order are now commonly reported.
