Sentence examples for defined progress from inspiring English sources
Then he tellingly defined progress.
The agreements will include "an agreed programme of defined progress each year" towards a university's targets.
Bram Wasti, 16 and a junior at Hunter College High School, recalled that on his first day as a guide, one of the visitors had defined progress as "deprivatizing the Federal Reserve".
We also feature a portfolio approach for candidacy for Ph.D. preliminary examinations that includes development of a portfolio of essays and teaching materials, with defined progress milestones, as well as an oral defense of that portfolio.
Instead, this particular memorial belongs where it is, and, regardless of any unfair slight to those who defined progress differently 60 years ago, we now know better than to defer to the car at the expense of the pedestrian.
We defined progress as achieving the programmatic goals designated for VANA by VA.
I believe that continuing to define progress for graduates as career progression, pay rises, long hours and property ladders is unsustainable, not only for individuals' wellbeing, but for society.
The government defines progress almost entirely in economic terms.
"They define progress as very slow, and then they try to argue that's good enough".
A systematic method to define progress variables for chemistry tabulation is presented.
