Sentence examples for if progress is defined from inspiring English sources
But if progress is defined by pursuing a vision of a desirable future, then the Japanese never progressed.
If progress is defined as territorial victories over Daesh, then it is likely that the next several months will be marked by further success; continued military and economic pressure on the organization by the U.S.-led coalition and Russia will undoubtedly lead to the loss of even more of the land that they swept through following the collapse of Syria and Iraq.
If the last decade of development progress was defined by aid, the next will be defined by governance and growth.
Collectively, these data pave the way for prospective isolation and functional testing of defined human fetal TEC subpopulations, which will be essential if progress is to be made in defining conditions for in vitro propagation of human TEPCs or for generating these cells from embryonic stem cells for use in cell replacement therapies.
Public vigilance is essential if progress is to occur.
He also said that the publication is defined by three broad principles — progress, freedom and exploration.
The completion time series is defined as the sum of the cumulative progress and exploration.
Completion is defined as the sum of the cumulative progress and exploration.
"If you define 'niggers' as someone whose lifestyle is defined by others, whose opportunities are defined by others, whose role in society are defined by others, then Good News!
