Sentence examples for expected further progress from inspiring English sources

The White House was silent on prospective actions, but Mr. Bush, too, indicated that he expected further progress soon.

Work on the financial infrastructure is already well under way, and I expect further progress as the public and private sectors cooperate to address common concerns.

From that point of view, we therefore expect further progress, because obviously it is absolutely unacceptable, particularly with the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon, that Parliament should not have the information and details required to monitor budgets and public funds, in the interest not only of the European Union but also of all European citizens.

We studied the technical design targets of high temperature superconducting (HTS) large capacity transformers through the design of 3-phase 66 kV–100 MVA transformers, expecting further performance progress of HTS tapes.

It said it expected further arrests.

Hydration and carbonation occur not only in ocean floor metamorphism, but they are also expected to further progress at depth at the trench rise system in response to bending-related fracturing and faulting of the subducting lithosphere (Faccenda 2014).

It is also expected that further progress in the study of FHL may clarify the detailed mechanisms of CTL- and NK cell-mediated cytotoxicity.

Moreover, it is expected that further progress in terms of sensitivity should be obtained by reducing the size of the microarray spots and of the hybridization reaction volume.

This was sooner than expected and further progress was made to +1 (GAS score 60.00) at 1 year and to +2 (GAS score 70.00) by 2 years, representing a level of achievement that was "much better than expected".

Some observers were expecting further announcements accelerating the progress of its debt reduction plans outlined in November.

We expect that further progress in this field will involve development of peptide retention time prediction algorithms as per the examples of Resing et al. (9) and Petritis et al., 27) who used the SCX retention time information to increase confidence in (unmodified) peptide annotations and to eliminate false-positive identifications.