Sentence examples for extent of the progress from inspiring English sources

During a visit to Baghdad, John McCain said the situation in Iraq was improving, but the media was not reporting the full extent of the progress.

This led to rapid progress some of which is described below to see the extent of this progress one can compare the current state of affairs to that in the early review by Eckmann [81].

But although the parties have met several times behind closed doors and in court before Judge Robert DiBella of County Court, the extent of that progress remains unclear.

Conceived by Melbourne-based Workseriesnight, the series aims to capture the extent of the technological progress that humanity has undergone.

The knowledge of the Arrhenius parameters allows a prediction of the extent of progress of the collective deconstruction reactions of wheat straw under any combination of time and temperature.

Reports of a planned sequel of Ra.One began surfacing prior to the film's release, though the extent of real progress on the sequel is unknown.

Some tenants have a different view of the extent and nature of the progress.

The extent of the innovation in progress is evident at UK-based ARM.

Donna Wegener, the executive director of the National TB Controllers Association, was heartened by the reported decrease, but she worries the extent of the decrease indicates progress has stalled.

For one thing, the series makes extremely graphic a point much emphasized by the Berkeley economist J. Bradford DeLong in his already classic though not yet complete book "Slouching Towards Utopia" (the Internet has definitely scrambled the old rules of scholarship!): economic statistics greatly understate the real extent of material progress over the last century.

But is this binary entrenched in childhood, are masculine pressures as strong as ever, and to what extent does the progress of men affect women?