Sentence examples for comments on the progress from inspiring English sources
Genome Medicine publishes important results in genomic and post-genomic medicine, discusses the importance of these results for clinical practice, highlights the major issues surrounding genomic medicine, and comments on the progress of scientific discovery.
Expedia declined to comment on the progress of that initiative, but other Internet companies are heading in similar directions.
It's a knowing comment on the progress of blockbuster movies themselves: "Consumers want them bigger, scarier, more teeth," argues Claire.
Scotland Yard have declined to comment on the progress of its efforts to confirm the identity of the new Isis executioner, saying only that counter-terrorism officers were assessing the video's contents.
My Comment on the progress or non-progress of health insurance reform through the legislative meat grinder has drawn quite a few unusually intelligent and/or impassioned responses via our letters-to-the-editor e-mail box.
In Chewing Gum, Coel engages us face-to-face at times of intimate crisis (commenting on the progress of a sexual encounter, for example), with the result that both Chewing Gum and Fleabag often feel like filthy twists on Miranda.
The statutory ruling did not stop Chief Justice Roberts from commenting on the progress the nation had made in helping African-Americans secure the right to vote and suggesting that the need for the most intrusive forms of federal supervision of state and local election practices might be over.
By Hendrik Hertzberg August 8, 2009 My Comment on the progress or non-progress of health insurance reform through the legislative meat grinder has drawn quite a few unusually intelligent and/or impassioned responses via our letters-to-the-editor e-mail box.
The City of London police declined to comment on the progress of their inquiries, but it is understood that in cases involving politicians, the police and the Crown Prosecution Service work together to ensure they have sufficient evidence before opening a full-scale investigation.
