Sentence examples for progress cited from inspiring English sources

The former touring pro Frank Nobilo, a New Zealander who has followed Ko's progress, cited technology as another.

He said the sorts of progress cited by Chief Justice Roberts meant Section 5 was no longer needed.

Meanwhile, Bush administration officials argue that despite the lack of progress cited by others, great strides have actually been made since last September.

The progress cited by the Obama Administration is non-existent on a large scale.

Bishop suggests that "we have seen progress", citing the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), signed almost half a century ago.

Kenny says the two-day summit has delivered real progress, citing the EU budget deal, the agreement on how to deal with failing EU banks, and the €8bn plan to fight youth jobless.

Verster outlines Semenya's subsequent progress – citing her injury free-happiness, a voracious appetite for hard work and the inspirational use of a male pacemaker to intensify her training.

However, the U.S. EPA recently proposed to slow this progress, citing high costs of pollution abatement.

Here, Ms. Bell presents her own dancers in a combination of repertory work and works-in-progress, citing inspiration from the work of Romare Bearden and Georgette Seabrooke Powell.

During a nearly two-hour meeting in Salt Lake City, some progress was cited and some procedures were clarified.

Chelsea's chairman, Bruce Buck, described the results as "significant progress", and cited what the club termed a "net cash inflow of £3.8m" as evidence.