Sentence examples for of gradual progress from inspiring English sources

"There is still a long way to go, but there has been a lot of gradual progress, especially over the past two decades," she said.

It is now beginning to undermine the traditional career path of gradual progress to the top.Marc Bartel at Lovells, a British firm that used to harbour American ambitions, agrees that compensation is the core of the problem for British firms wanting to gain a foothold in the highly competitive American market.

Important debate also exists on the extent that psychological factors, as opposed to sociological ones play in formation of radicalization: "Radicalization has been approached as a psycho-social process of gradual progress from context, to thought, and finally to action.

The document also speaks of "gradual progress in the prudent application of free acts in subjects who are not in a condition to comprehend, appreciate or fully practice the objective needs of the law" (paragraph 295).

The history of DNA sequencing has been characterized by two periods of rapid development (1970 1977; 2005–2010) with 28 intervening years of gradual progress.

Evolve your desires to allow for gradual progress to have its impact.

Today the 50-year-old's speech is limited and he cannot yet walk unaided, but he is proud of his "gradual progress" at the Peter Gidney Neurodisability Centre in Dartford, Kent.

Despite criticisms from the Acholi that the government's program has been insufficient, local initiatives and the work of some foreign organizations have helped restore a sense of normality and gradual progress to the region, with people returned to their homes and travel between once off-limits parts of the region now facilitated with relative ease.

All patients followed the same rehabilitation protocol: gradual progress of return of knee range of motion and function by knee flexion and extension and quadriceps exercises beginning from third postoperative day.

The second issue had to do with the lack of achieving a gradual progress, starting from activities targeting simpler knowledge areas (such as TK, TCK or PK) and coming to more complex ones (such as TPK and TPACK) needed for scenario design.

As in other disciplines, Newsome concludes that the dramatic, sudden discoveries of conceptual innovators in jazz overshadow the gradual progress of the experimentalists: "conceptual innovators typically receive most of the ink in jazz history books".