Sentence examples for managing progress from inspiring English sources

How hands-on or hands-off are you in managing progress?

This ratio is largely attributable to the higher costs associated with the acquisition of gefitinib, whereas the costs of EGFR genotyping and the costs of managing progressed disease had little influence.

"We can provide a platform for dialogue between West Papua and Indonesia," said Lilo, who advocates "an approach that considers consultations and dialogue with both Indonesia and West Papuans [to] allow for responsible and managed progress towards self-determination".

The ambitious timetable created pressure on the department to act quickly and meant that it needed to manage progress tightly," says the NAO report.

Its first independently managed progress report (February 2010) showed slow progress and a lack of compliance with reporting accountability by most of its bilateral donors.

But managing such progress, whether indoors or in the field, is a challenge unto itself.

He felt that the episode worked for viewers unfamiliar with the show whilst managing to progress "every regular character in the series".

Together, these studies suggest a model in which CMT2B disease phenotypes arise from an enhanced function of Rab7A (McCray et al., 2010), which implies that inhibiting the Rab7A pathway could be potentially useful for managing the progress of the disease.

In the early afternoon, the advance was resumed, however, the Australians only managed to progress a further 250 yards before they were halted by stiff opposition from Japanese armed with 37 mm anti-tank guns.

"I try to manage my progress in a down-to-earth fashion," he says.

Two years ago, England managed to progress without winning a match, first losing to West Indies and then suffering a rainout against Ireland.