Sentence examples for progress expected from inspiring English sources

At the moment, there is no money in the kitty for these missions, nor is much progress expected before 2020.

There have been many instances of players being outstanding at a young age and, for various reasons, not making the progress expected.

Their agenda is modest this year, with no new emissions targets and little progress expected on a protocol that is supposed to be concluded in 2015 and take effect in 2020.

"This was an incredibly difficult decision," the club said. . "But despite our cup successes, our main priority is promotion back to the Football League and we have not made the progress expected towards that aim.

In total some 200,000 maths pupils and 160,000 English students are failing to make the progress expected between starting secondary school and finishing GCSE, according to official data.

That general target - which the government says will stay - is that at least 35% of pupils achieve five "good" passes (A* to C), including maths and English - and pupils make the progress expected from 11 to 16. Schools below that level - which was raised from 30% by the new government - face being taken over or turned into academies.

Researchers who model the spill's progress expect subsurface oil to collect in the shipping channel, which the manatees use on their migration, Dr. Carmichael said.

These objectives are used to track students' actual progress against expected progress.

But as the technology progresses, expect to see BCI start to integrate itself into our daily activities and lives.

No immediate progress is expected.

With access to health care made easier after Obamacare, additional progress is expected.