Sentence examples for progress actually from inspiring English sources

But looking at the United States labor force as a whole, how broad has that progress actually been?

While Mr. Sleeper seems to want to keep a liberal education from any supposed contamination by contact with different political regimes, progress actually depends on encounters with the unfamiliar, which are at the heart of a liberal education.

Were our parents' not-so-subtle hints that our decade of pilly flannel, disintegrating Yes T-shirts (best band logo ever) and on-again-off-again grooming habits were impeding our success and social progress actually true?

In this case it would be paramount to ensure that the technological progress actually materializes and that the costs fall (this might require additional efforts in R&D).

He told Americans that we are at "a moment of crisis," that the changes that many welcome as progress actually reflect a once-great country in decline.

Although he left Poland for only 3 years, when he returned he found that the country had made progress: "Actually, we have a lot of very good infrastructure right now," he says.

Fourth, although we eliminated patients with primary renal disease from the cohorts based on their ICD-9 codes, the known inaccuracy of ICD-9 coding [ 78] cannot eliminate the possibility that some patients who progressed actually had a primary renal disease.

"In doing so, national progress may actually have been slowed.

Few commentators recognised Celtic's progress as actually unrepresentative of the Scottish scene.

He believed that a society based on envy and the power of money, though it might promise progress, would actually impose psychologically debilitating change on its citizens.

The passage echoes his main complaint: The day-to-day reconstruction projects, he argues, were done as much to satisfy the bureaucratic need to demonstrate measurable progress as actually to make measurable progress.