Sentence examples for measures progress has from inspiring English sources

Revisiting the way society defines and measures progress has been identified as one of the key levers in tackling the root causes of unsustainable development.

The owner of this franchise, Ken Hullings, says McDonald's lacked direction when he acquired the store in 1998, so much so that his wife asked him, "Are we in trouble?" But he says that a relentless focus in recent years on improving store operations and measuring progress has helped the four McDonald's locations he now owns to thrive.

The problems inherent in using the globally established MDGs as national planning targets or for measuring progress have been the subject of considerable scholarship [ 72, 73].

But by other measures some progress has been made.

For decades the sole measure of progress has been the Gross Domestic Product (GDP).

But, by many measures, Giffords's progress has indeed been remarkable.

But as tensions increase before the elections, these small measures of progress have been overcome by the push for faster, bolder changes.

One measuring stick of China's progress has become its annual match with Russia.

Since training camp, Amukamara's progress has been measured not by statistics, but by his status on the injury report.

"What does 'smart working' mean and how do you measure that?" However, while little progress has been made on some important points, there are a lot of boxes in the civil service reform agenda this government can tick off.

It would be even more interesting if they could attract excellent BAME or disabled candidates – the measures of diversity on which least progress has been made.