– as Shia's personal narrative continues its endlessly intriguing progress.
But the short-term nature of electoral politics blights meaningful progress, endlessly rewriting the script and tearing up at least as many good ideas as are set in place.
Similarly we trudged endlessly through the snow with Jon yet his storyline barely progressed.
For one, it's given us a lot more breathing room, since we aren't endlessly comparing our jobs, progress and institutions.
Even though European political leaders seem to argue endlessly, they have made enough progress to keep speculators at bay.
In fact he was deeply caring and nurturing, worrying endlessly about the lives and progress of his colleagues.
And this week, the Senate made some progress on his endlessly delayed energy bill (the House of Representatives has already passed its version of this pork-stuffed monstrosity).
Projects like Prism reflect a faith in data that misses the point of what a supple or useful understanding of human-machine interactions looks like – and that blithely equates progress and justice with endlessly accumulating information.
Yet despite this "asymmetric" advantage, despite all the bombing, missile strikes, and drone strikes, "progress" proved both "fragile" and endlessly "reversible" (to use words General David Petraeus applied to his "surges" in Iraq and Afghanistan).
Rather, just as Kant proposes, our efforts are instead recognized by God who then through an act of forgiveness takes our "progress which, though it has to do with a goal endlessly postponed…as possession" (5:123n)… or as more incisively stated in Lewis White Beck's translation, this progress "in God's sight is regarded as equivalent to possession" (5:123n).
In fact, we talked about it endlessly for 30 years and made huge amounts of progress, reaching the heady heights of an EU ban on cosmetic testing.
