Sentence examples for green progress from inspiring English sources
Averages are not always the best way to measure green progress.
The environment department's announcement that it would stop funding the SDC coincided this morning with the publication of the commission's latest (and last) report on the government's green progress.
In its annual green progress report published on Tuesday, the BRC says that reducing waste, energy and water usage makes good business sense and claims that much of the progress made to date is the result of successful collaboration.
But the nomination of Perry, who presided as governor over an explosion of wind power infrastructure in Texas, has been taken in some corners as a potentially encouraging sign that the United States is not on the verge of rolling back 46 years of green progress since Earth Day was first celebrated.
Moreover, this method appeared to be a green progress for the production of RGO electrodes.
As you scroll down the rows, you'll see the channel's logo, the programming block (e.g 1 00 – 2:00 PM), and how far along the show or movie is as indicated by a green progress bar and text that indicates how many minutes are left.
Hardt and Negri should remember the old insight of the Italian Marxist Antonio Gramsci, taken up later by the German Greens: progress is to be achieved not with utopian dreaming, but with a "long march through institutions".
The leftwing pressure group Compass in a new pamphlet has also responded to the Greens' progress by calling for a more radical manifesto, including renationalisation of rail and a serious commitment to a living wage.
The use of the Ecuador flag was described by the Palestina government as "unity with the motherland" and olive green represents progress.
How the two sides of the ledger ― green energy progress versus Trump's drive to boost carbon exports ― will balance out in the years ahead cannot be foreseen.
As genotype EC520061 is green fruited, progress of ripening was broadly defined on the basis of seed color and development.
