Sentence examples for progress and calls from inspiring English sources
James, who has known St. Aubyn since childhood, and who once saw him, as a teen-ager, teaching others how to inject heroin, has charted his friend's progress, and calls him an "extraordinarily emotionally intelligent person".
An absence of useful metrics, shared standards and comparability slows progress and calls into question the efficacy of corporate sustainability at a time when environmental challenges have never been more acute.
But there was also acknowledgment that only the United States had the power to prod the parties to progress, and calls for action were aimed squarely at the Bush administration.
The CGNC will publish regular reports of progress and calls for working groups to study gene families at avian conferences and using avian newsgroups.
During a simulation, the coupling program tracks simulation progress and calls the VENSIM DLL to sketch temporal results as graphs in real-time and uses ArcGIS to generate a semi-continuous sequence of maps.
Rupert Murdoch has praised Nigel Farage for "making progress" and called for a pact between Ukip and the Conservatives.
Nicholas McGeehan, Gulf researcher at Human Rights Watch, said it was too soon to claim significant progress and called for wider reforms.
Last week, Biden said "cancer politics" were holding back progress and called for more data sharing about patient information and treatment outcomes.
However, the report echoed previous attempts to recalibrate measures of progress and called for a view of prosperity that goes beyond a narrow focus on economic growth.
In Warsaw, where he was meeting with leaders of the Polish government, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel said Thursday that he was troubled by the lack of progress and called upon Russia and other countries to pressure Syria to do more.
Why should we aspire to anything less?" Yes, the new order may be somewhat harder on children, but absent evidence of true social disintegration (soaring crime rates, collapsing educational attainment, riots in the streets), "why not just look at progress and call it 'progress'?" I suppose one rejoinder would be, progress toward what end?
