Sentence examples for in progress observing from inspiring English sources

He bemoans the asserted fact that "progressives are remarkably uninterested in progress," observing that Social Security remains "frozen, like a fly in amber" despite the increase in life expectancy since its creation in 1935 and that "progressives cling to Medicare 'as we know it' " despite advances in medicine.

In the first 20 years of the series' existence, he steeped himself in police dialogue and tactics by becoming a fly on the wall in squad rooms, riding with detectives on calls to crimes in progress, observing them at autopsies and at interrogations.

It is after the war when the artist-in-progress observes: "Anyone who has seen not only individual corpses but corpses in piles looks on every new day as a gift".

In spite of this effort and progress observed in the last decade, the technological gap between large and small-scale farmers persists.

For each phase of the recovery process in L'Aquila a score was calculated based on the progress observed in 2016, 7 years after the earthquake.

Since its first description in March, 2006 [ 10], resistance has become the most alarming issue in international tuberculosis control and might be responsible for compromising the progress observed in many countries over the last decade [ 11].

Despite the progress observed in the control of such structures, the intricate scientific phenomena related to regular patterns formation are still not completely elucidated.

He wants to make a big, dangerous bet for puny stakes.Progress on yuan revaluation has been disappointingly slow, though it is not, so far, out of line with the progress observed in the first year of the 2005-08 appreciathat that ultimately translated into a 20% rise in the yuan against the dollar.

Despite the great progress observed in treating hormone-sensitive and ErbB2-overexpressing breast tumours, the need for further therapeutic targets has been recently emphasised [ 21].

The cyanobactin pathway may be particularly suitable for exploitation, with progress observed with in vivo and in vitro approaches.

After 12 weeks at the U.S. engine plant, Takahashi judged that Dallis had made progress in observing people and machines and in structuring countermeasures as experiments to be tested.