Sentence examples for progress because the from inspiring English sources

But he has made little progress because the mechanics contract is still open.

That was considered a sign of progress because the league had rejected previous union proposals within minutes of receiving them.

"In 21 cases, I am told by H.P.D. that additional testing is in progress because the first tests did not confirm the original results.

Since punishment by Uefa, we've made fantastic progress, because the people who remain love and live football, and carry football in their hearts.

However, we have to stop the progress because the partner organisations and the community were frightened, due to the reaction from the heightened level.

A parliamentary commission has made little progress, because the opposition parties keep throwing up new hurdles objecting to the removal of references to Turkish ethnicity, for example, and to education in Kurdish.

But Comcast is in a unique position to make progress because, as the owner of NBCUniversal, it operates a portfolio of cable channels.

And for the first time we'll be able to observe the progress because, as I write, a groundbreaking family planning data-collection project is just beginning.

We lack advocates and progress because of the perpetuation of the your experience, i.e. your issue, mentality.

The classification is an improvement over the pre-existing classification but it is work in progress because of the large diversity of the eukaryotic LTR retroelements and their coded peptidases.

From what we understand, the Spotify talks were earlier and couldn't progress because of the price, and likely also the fact that Spotify, which is gearing up for a public listing, has a lot on its plate right now.