Sentence examples for progress and at from inspiring English sources
The August-to-November rainy season impeded progress, and at times he grew angry with his contractor — like the time a tree died from cement poisoning.
Mr. Bremer said he disagreed with criticism of the planning for postwar Iraq, saying it was hard to move forward when there were people bent on disrupting progress, and "at least one country" -- referring to Iran -- interfering in Iraq's affairs.
Mr. Pimentel kept the confidential informant up to date on his progress, and at times the bomb-making sessions took place at the apartment of the confidential informant, the complaint says.
Even as the civil-nuclear agreement gets tangled up in the details of liability rules, candidates for the next big thing promise at best modest progress and at worst mutual recrimination.
Milliner (6 feet, 201 pounds) has encountered several problems that have hindered his progress and, at this early stage, are causing him to fall far short of lofty expectations.
How is it that in a year stuffed with conferences on environment and human development, from climate talks in Paris and on new development goals in New York, those actually trying to save the environment are at best dismissed as enemies of progress, and at worst are being killed at an increasing rate and with almost complete impunity?
The team leader uses timeboxed iteration cycles to track progress of completed tasks and features as development progresses and at each iteration planning meeting, the development team breaks down features into tasks and assigns tasks to team members.
Cohen became angry at the pace at which the plans were progressing and at the suggestion of being hosted by a "third-rate bank".
It seems that many Modernists have oversimplified in the name of progress and novelty at the expense of utility.
On Tuesday, Newsweek business executives defended their strategy as a work in progress and swiped at the competition.
LeFeed, launched on April 1, is clearly a work in progress and is, at best, a toy.
