Sentence examples for factual progress from inspiring English sources

Companies are allowed to make forward-looking statements, factual progress reports on products and updates to critical infrastructure.

Some languages and cultures prefer to begin with abstract and general exposition and progress to concrete factual evidence, whereas others are more comfortable if they can first assimilate the data and then move on to the theory.

The reports offer highly factual, succinct descriptions of the progress we all – especially so many of the governments represented here – have made in these areas, and the huge challenges remaining.

Their February report, they add, was a "factual update", not an assessment of Romania's progress.

As the night progresses, Cullinan and Ruiz ensure every category's presentation is factual.

Relative to a definition of progress and an account of its best indicators, one may then study the factual question: To what extent, and in which respects, is science progressive?

And if we can establish that factual accuracy about how different approaches would work, then I think we can make some progress.

Ronald Clancy QC, for Ticketus, said: "In my submission the best way to make real progress in this case is for the administrators to come back with a proper factual context for the directions sought.

But even scientists don't always agree on the answers to factual questions, or what models to use to describe the world — and this disagreement is essential to progress in science in fact.

As the film progresses, you begin to realise that Morgan is not being melodramatic, but actually offering a factual, accurate record of a breakdown as it is happening.

Are religious claims factual?