Sentence examples for consider progress from inspiring English sources

This borderlessness, or, if you prefer, confusion, is also crucial to what we consider progress.

Replicating the 1920s results, in any case, both Democrats and Republicans would consider progress.

Cañete suggested that the EU would consider progress towards meeting carbon-cutting promises, when assessing future climate funding payouts.

This controversy represents on a small scale a more general problem that faces those who support what they consider progress, environmental or otherwise.

Its spokesman, Joaquin Navarro-Valls, issued a statement on Wednesday saying, "In a series of questions, the scholars indicate areas in which they consider progress in this regard would require further study".

Signalling that the issue would not go away, Davies said the inquiry panel would continue to meet every six months to consider progress and that statutory quotas would be brought in if voluntary targets failed to produce results.

Both sides would consider progressing in the Europa League as evidence that they have the right manager in charge to achieve that.

As such, the idea of abandoning people who have stood with us – and us with them – in trade union struggles, political campaigns, progressive movements and so on for generations can be considered progress is anathema to me.

In New York City, that'll be considered progress.

Maybe it is considered progress that Washington lost to the Giants by only 23-9.

That this was considered progress in bringing about change in Cuba was depressing.