Sentence examples for gauges of progress from inspiring English sources
Yet despite the real power of "#MeToo," despite the swift fall from grace of powerful men who have lost jobs and respect, despite the growing number of lawmakers making the right noises about sexual harassment, some important gauges of progress haven't moved – and may even be drifting backward.
The national exam is viewed by testing experts as a more reliable gauge of progress.
It centers on employee satisfaction and appears to mark employee opinion as the single most important gauge of progress.
One gauge of progress on the industrial side, he said, will probably be "hollering and yelling" when power demands do not meet capacity.
In Portugal, for example, 400 measures have been introduced in the past three years.One gauge of progress in southern Europe is the World Bank's "Doing Business" survey.
For many in Greater Miami's Cuban American population of more than 1 million, Barack Obama's speech in Havana on Tuesday was a watershed moment, a gauge of progress made – and a roadmap of the obstacles that lie ahead on the pathway to ending more than half a century of hostility.
Arguing that no single measure of development predicts the future as reliably as the well-being of children, Bellamy also suggested that African nations use a series of child-centred standards as their primary gauge of progress.
Nostaglia seduces because it is one half of the double bind of modernity and of those who consider themselves modern, we who cannot resist the urge to measure how far forward and how irreversably we have advanced along the single-gauge track of progress.
It was a good gauge of the progress she has made since resuming workouts in earnest a year ago.
Guardiola felt this daunting assignment would offer a gauge of the progress of his City team and there were some positives for him to take.
The report said these "stark differences" in performance raised "serious questions" about the credibility of the state test as a meaningful gauge of academic progress.
