Sentence examples for has been progress with from inspiring English sources
They do realize that they have an uphill battle with making raw food "mainstream" but there has been progress with retail chain Williams Sonoma offering demos of raw food recipes.
While there has been progress with redressing historical disparities and inequities in terms of race and gender, further efforts are needed to ensure that student intakes and graduations are in line with the South African population profile.
In opposition O'Farrell said the Liberal/Nationals coalition would not approve the mine, but the application has been progressing with the planning assessment commission yet to make a decision on it.
The SpaceX reusable rocket program has been progressing with varying results, including an explosion over Texas back in August.
Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS) is a fascinating technology which has been progressing with rapid strides in recent years.
Thus, the processing of planetary stereo imagery has been progressed with various approaches and resulted in a series of uncontrolled topographic products.
The Ultra-Long Duration Balloon (ULDB) project for the development of a 100-day duration balloon capability has been progressing with additional ground and flight tests having been conducted.
The new ultra-long duration balloon (ULDB) project for the development of a 100-day duration balloon capability has been progressing with flight tests of subsystems and new balloon design having been conducted.
A report published by the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment, and ESRC Centre for Climate Change Economics and Policy at London School of Economics and Political Science concluded that there has been progress compared with hypothetical 'business as usual' global emissions pathways [49].
That work has been progressing, along with painting and other repairs, on the south side of the bridge, which is now closed to subway traffic.
In his address, Mr. Obama said there had been progress compared with last winter, when the job market was "losing an average of 700,000 jobs each month".
