Sentence examples for has been proceeding apace from inspiring English sources

In America, the mass acquisition of useless knowledge didn't really come into its own until the great surge in "humanist" college studies after the Second World War, but since then it has been proceeding apace.

In recent years, U.S. power has, in an exceedingly public manner, been "pivoting" to Asia, where the building of new bases, as well as the deployment of new troops and weaponry, to "contain" that imagined future superpower China has been proceeding apace.

Oceanographers with their thermometers in Earth's biggest reservoir of heat the world's ocean report in a paper to be published in Geophysical Research Letters that greenhouse warming has in fact been proceeding apace the past decade, not to mention the past half century.

Yet cinema-building is proceeding apace, and supply has created demand.

The surge has been successful and the training program is proceeding apace.

The mayor's office has become involved, and research into lighting techniques is proceeding apace.

The Chelsea Modern on 18th Street, with its oddly beveled facade, will have 47 units when completed in May; purchases are proceeding apace, according to its sales office.

While the triangular tussle between Sunnis, Shias and Kurds has at least a chance of being settled, a struggle for dominance between the Shia factions is proceeding apace.

Negotiations were proceeding apace when, at a Population Council meeting last Friday, officials from the Danco Group announced that they had just received a new set of requirements from the F.D.A. Dr. Michael Burnhill, medical affairs vice president for Planned Parenthood of America, said the list had caught Danco officials by surprise.

Only 5% of ASEAN trade takes advantage of the preferences its officials so painstakingly negotiated.If multilateral liberalisation were proceeding apace, firms everywhere could bypass the thicket of preferential agreements, just as South-East Asian companies have bypassed AFTA.

www.sfopera.com October 'SALOME' -- You have to hope that the concentrated efforts of George Manahan, the music director of the New York City Opera, to improve the company's orchestra are proceeding apace if the company is to continue programming works like Wagner's "Flying Dutchman" last season and the lavishly scored Strauss opera here.