Sentence examples for progress against a from inspiring English sources

For years, he tracked the students' progress against a comparison group from the same school.

Granted, it doesn't happen often, but this is one such opportunity to make progress against a powerful and dangerous special interest.

Instead there have been opportunities wasted: supporters still can't understand how they did not progress against a frankly not-that-good Schalke in last season's Champions League.

Then the agency decided that it could make faster progress against a broader range of drugs by gaining the voluntary cooperation of drug makers and animal producers to limit usage.

In "The Accident," from 2013, an interrogation is in progress against a wall of wreckage, and the drawing's surface is sprayed with ink drops as if with bullet holes.

Clinical progress against a disease as wily and dimly understood as cancer, DeVita argues, happens when doctors have the freedom to try unorthodox things — and he worries that we have lost sight of that fact.

They describe progress against "Plan A", a set of 100 worthy targets over five years.

A report considered by councillors highlighted progress against an Improvement Plan for Children's Services, the work of the independent Improvement Board and council plans to introduce a new children and young people's charter.

The signings of Defoe and Michael Bradley have been the focus of attention in the attempted revolution up in Toronto, but we wanted to know how the long-suffering fan base in Toronto regarded that symbolic milestone of progress against an Eastern rival (especially with another weakened conference foe coming up this weekend).

The defending champion has won all eight sets she has played so far this year at Roland Garros and admitted she was relieved to progress against an opponent who upset Serena Williams en route to reaching the semi-finals of this year's Australian Open.

Since its formal opening in June, the 1,013-foot 1,013-footprovoked a harsh debatowertting progress against nostalgia; a duel over conflicting notions of thasaesthetic; a struggle to define what cities and their buildings stand for.