Sentence examples for perceptions of progress from inspiring English sources

Rich Morin, an author of the Pew report, said he was struck by the disparity in perceptions of progress by race and political affiliation.

But, as this goal is unknown to us, our estimates or perceptions of progress have to be based on backward-looking evidential considerations.

That is, whether optimistic or pessimistic, individuals tended to have similar perceptions of progress toward all of their different goals.

Figure 1: Companies' perception of progress, breakdown by sector But we also found that a company's own perception of current progress is not a strong indicator of social results to date.

Alexander's perception of progress in ethical theory, towards this correct end point, is Hegelian in style.

He noted that the perception of progress there has been bolstered by the release of questionable statistics.

Historically development has been defined in relation to the western world's perception of progress, based on the Western model of economic growth fueled by mass industrialization.

African-American residents have seen greater progress than white residents, however, in available public transportation and improved medical facilities, and both groups were about even in their perception of progress on crime and safety.

El Salvador and Bolivia had the highest perception of progress in this priority area (both with an average of 60%%) (Fig.  5).

A significant difference between the respondents was observed in the perception of progress in the adaption of delivery service priority area: the NAP perceived a progress of 60%%, while international cooperation representatives cited that progress was zero.

On the other hand, there was a notable difference between the interviewees' perception of progress in the two priority areas rational and efficient use of resources and strategic information (ranging from 20 100 %) (Fig.  3).