Sentence examples for comparing progress from inspiring English sources

Using observations and comparing progress in other countries and regions, we note that the majority urban poor, women in particular, are often bearing the brunt of inadequate planning and transport provision.

The President's task force avoided this pitfall by meeting regularly and ruthlessly comparing progress to commitments.

Some of my most cherished memories from that time are of playing games with my friends (comparing progress in Final Fantasy) and my brother (yelling "word" when he beat Shadowgate, and I don't blame him).

During this process the two coders spoke weekly by phone, comparing progress, but more importantly noting issues of misalignment which could potentially complicate the necessary final merge of both sets of coded interviews.

Mr. Bush plans to unveil this morning a package that includes early literacy programs, annual assessment comparing progress among racial groups and an escape hatch that would make federal money portable for families in failing schools.

Avoid comparing progress, especially if you are sticking to your resolution and your friend is not.

Statistical differences in normalized metatranscriptome composition comparing progressing sites baselines to healthy sites of healthy patients.

It wasn't perfect, but it did allow us to quantify and compare progress rates.

In the 1990s, he launched UNICEF's annual Progress of Nations report designed to monitor and compare progress in all countries towards the meeting of basic needs for children.

If it's merely a way to compare progress over time and space, it doesn't much matter where the poverty line is drawn.

At secondary level, where pupils have benefited from the pupil premium for a much smaller proportion of their schooling, it is much harder to compare progress because so much has changed in the exam system.