Sentence examples for in progress such from inspiring English sources

Derek Moore, the director of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and an architect who has designed airports for twenty-five yearsaysays that the most ambitious sites in progress, such as Dubai, are anticipating passenger flows exceeding a hundred million a year — more than any currently operational airport sees.

If intention is not itself a mental state, but a way of being in progress, such relations become more puzzling.

Some countries which are developing their National Energy Policies (in progress) such as Eritrea, Ethiopia and Rwanda have indicated that they will be using the COMESA Model Energy Policy Framework in order to secure compliance.

This would provide a general model ready to be applied in cell bursting and in any other field for which bursting classification is in progress, such as epileptic seizure modeling [15].

There are several X PRIZE competitions in progress, such as the $30 million Google Lunar X PRIZE which will reward anyone who can send a robot to the Moon that travels at least 500 meters and transmits video, images, and data back to the Earth.

When a writer has a series of stories in progress such as "The Grant County" collection and the "Will Trent" books, the introduction of a stand alone novel can be seen as an unnecessary interruption.

Rather like equally heralded masterworks-in-progress, such as Truman Capote's Answered Prayers or Harold Brodkey's Runaway Soul, Lanark was talked about as an impossibly gargantuan, time-consuming labour of love, 1,000 pages long, Glasgow's Ulysses - such were the myths swirling about the book at the time, as far as I can recall.

The study concludes with implications which may provide useful lessons to other sustainable transportation projects in-progress, such as Tesla and Riversimple, in terms of business model, technology, and prospects for commercialization.

RRW added: "It continues to be the absolute intent and strong desire of RRW and the regions to work with the WRU in progressing such a positive position for the next five years of professional rugby in Wales, or indeed to discuss any proposals WRU themselves may have that could provide an even stronger platform for sustainable and competitive professional rugby across Wales.

There are clear differences between CAD and CAE with respect to cardiovascular risk factors such as diabetes mellitus, and pathogenic steps in disease progress such as inflammation or extracellular matrix remodeling.

The filibuster is nothing more than an informal rule which is often used to stand in the way of progress, such as in 1957 when Strom Thurmond attempted to block the Civil Rights Act.