Sentence examples for have noted progress from inspiring English sources

As others have noted, progress in the use of EBM depends on the availability of information support services to resident and faculty at the point of patient care [ 17].

PAGE B17 PROGRESS IN N.F.L. TALKS People briefed on the state of the N.F.L.'s labor negotiations have noted real progress, along with an optimistic whisper that a deal might be completed sooner than expected, perhaps by July 4.

More recently, people briefed on the state of negotiations have noted real progress, along with an optimistic whisper that a deal might be completed sooner than expected, perhaps by July 4. The sides met again Wednesday in Maryland, and one person briefed on the negotiations described both parties as having their respective "noses to the grindstone".

"I have noted some progress but I would say we should give him time," he said.

A number of observers have noted recently the progress being made in the West Bank under the premiership of a former economist at the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Salam Fayyad.

As a few commentators have noted, most of the exciting progress in the movement is occurring on what people might conceive as being the "fringes" of the movement.

As theorists such as Paul Kingsnorth of the Dark Mountain Project have noted, we are in a "progress trap," where each new layer of technology unleashes a cascade of deepening ecological problems, which then require new innovations to forestall their worst effects.

A lot of you have noted as the series has progressed that rough shagging and violence against women is something of an HBO house style.

As Think Progress and others have noted, the human costs of the shutdown will be felt immediately.The Small Business Administration has stopped issuing loans, directly hurting the kinds of businesses that create jobs.

AS earlier posts have noted, civic sensibility in Poland is still a work in progress.

Liberals in particular have noted with frustration that the Senate has become a tremendous roadblock to legislative progress.