Sentence examples for is understood to be progressing from inspiring English sources
However, there is better news on Dragons flanker Dan Lydiate, who is understood to be progressing well following a broken ankle and there is hope he will figure in the campaign.
Talks with ThyssenKrupp are understood to be progressing well.
The United executive are understood to be encouraged by the team's progress this term, although they accept results might have been better.
The Parkhead side's hierarchy was understood to be concerned by the lack of progress under Deila during his two-year reign, with the former Stromsgodset boss also reportedly left weary by the constant speculation over his future.
Since the financial filing was signed off, the talks are understood to have made little progress – there was understood to have been a hope they could seal a new shareholder agreement as early as September – and will continue into the new year.
Only 35 of those are understood to have cases in progress, taken up by different voluntary organisations with the Home Office.
Scientific progress, in fact, is popularly understood to have been motivated by the evidence-based practices of innovative scientists.
"The idea is to help people to understand why" they might be progressing more slowly in an exercise program than their training partners are, says Dr. Timmons, one of the founders of XRGenomics.
If such variations were understood, it is likely that progress in addressing the current challenges in AF, such as achieving improved identification of ablation targets and permanent treatment via AF ablation [ 10], would be faster.
