Sentence examples for progress and increasing from inspiring English sources

The BBC's Jonathan Head in Tacloban says residents are becoming angry at the lack of progress and increasing breakdown in security.

The FTP promoted the fast growth of industrial productivity on one hand and broadened the TE gap on the other hand, which means that the sustainable development of the economy and the industrial productivity revolution can be driven by both making industrial frontier technology progress and increasing industrial average efficiency.

What will be critical is to make sure that countries strengthen their carbon reduction goals at least every five years to ensure ongoing progress and increasing ambition.

Talk of Goff and his undeniable progress and increasing poise couldn't and shouldn't outweigh all that the Rams did wrong in their 49-21 loss, their sixth defeat in their last seven games and a surprisingly weak defensive performance by a team whose defense had been its great strength.

Changes between 1999 and 2004 indicated inconsistent progress and increasing inequalities.

Solow identified two possibilities for increasing productivity: technological progress and increasing returns to scale.

Corporate users have also reported more internal "connected thinking", enhanced capacity to track progress and increased employee engagement.

Measurable: Planning a strategy and giving yourself milestones along the way will help you track your progress and increase your self-confidence when you achieve your goals.

The result of this impasse is a growing impatience in Flanders; a desire for progress and increased pressure on Wallonia to reorganise Belgium into a federalist state.

You can do any of them without equipment, but you will need to add dumbbells or ankle weights as you progress, and increase the weight whenever an exercise starts to feel easy.

Lawlor's history of the journey from Aristotle and Galen on melancholia, to Aaron Beck's and Martin Seligman's cognitive behavioural approach to depression is notably not a story of progress and increased understanding, but of changes in culture, language and technology about a particular common human condition.