Sentence examples for progress at the end from inspiring English sources

Both sides reported scant progress at the end of the day.

President Obama has promised to assess Afghanistan progress at the end of the year, and to begin withdrawing at least some troops by July 2011.

That potential move is more likely to progress at the end of the season, with the Dutch defender's club reluctant sellers.

The researchers discovered that relatively more mature students didn't have an academic edge; instead, when they looked at their progress at the end of kindergarten, and, later, when they reached middle school, they were worse off in multiple respects.

Badinter calls it, grandly, an identity crisis "perhaps unprecedented in human history": a rejection of centuries of progress, at the end of which the tyranny of biological destiny, at least for Western women, was all but conquered.

Morgan faced derision at the NAHT's conference last weekend when she said: "This is not about pass or fail; this is about knowing how children are making progress at the end of their primary school years".

Of the remaining 21 patients with non-measurable or non-evaluable disease, none had progressed at the end of therapy.

The central visual axis was clear, and the epithelial ingrowth had not progressed at the end of followup (13 months).

Of the patients with FoxP3 levels above the cutoffs, 53% were slowly progressing at the end of the evaluation period (Fig 8B).

Of the five patients assessed, one (20%, Pt.1) had stable disease for 5.5 months and underwent six cycles of treatment, but disease progressed at the end of C6; two patients (40%, Pt.3 and Pt.5) had stable disease for 2 months, but disease progressed at the end of C2; the other two patients (40%, Pt.4 and Pt.6) had progressive disease after C1.

Additionally, early low FoxP3 levels accurately predicted progression rates at the end of the analysis period: 82% of patients with FoxP3 levels below the cutoff were rapidly progressing at the end of the evaluation period (Fig 8B).