Sentence examples similar to presumed progress from inspiring English sources

He told reporters he believed the critical ABCC vote could now be dealt with either on Wednesday night or Thursday night, presuming progress on amendments he is seeking to the government's proposal.

Hence, our results may not give the full picture of parents' knowledge about the presumed causes and progress of overweight in children.

The hopes for Burma are falling and the once-presumed progress of Thailand has shown itself to be built on sand.

The legitimacy of experts relies on their presumed ability to deliver progress.

Richardson anticipated such criticism and included a rebuttal in its postscript: "The letters and conversations, where the story makes the slowest progress are presumed to be characteristic.

The story did not reveal a trend, but rather a snapshot of a trend presumed to be in progress.

This would respect the voting-with-their-ticket-purchases audiences -- and perhaps help usher in a much-needed new age of science interest and education, not so that we could blindly follow what we presume to be progress, but instead so that we might actually harness technology, and bring it into accord with nature.

The marginal pdf of the progress variable is presumed to be β-pdf and the pdf of the conditional dissipation rate is taken to be log-normal.

The cause is presumed to be a substantial progress in CV risk factor management and interventional cardiology [ 1].

Phonologic treatments have traditionally been designed to teach a target speech sound starting with presumed easy teaching tasks and progressing to harder tasks.

Her father died at 50 from alcoholism and pneumonia, with presumed "alcohol-related dementia," which progressed rapidly during the last three months and "fast movements" during his last 6 weeks.