Sentence examples for progress five years from inspiring English sources

I recognized, immediately, many of the buildings I had seen in progress five years earlier: landmarks from Dickens's life and work, all scaled down and crowded together.

A number of organizations are focusing on the issue as they meet in New York for two weeks to assess progress five years after the largest international gathering of women -- from the grass roots to governments -- assembled in Beijing to share their hopes and grievances.

It is like the police responding to a report of a robbery in progress two years late, after the property is long gone.

While Los Sures is an incredible documentary film on its own, Allen's project, Living Los Sures, is a multifaceted multimedia project involving sixty artists that continues to be a work in progress six years along.

May responded that the last Labour government had vowed to tackle social care when it came to power in 1997, and despite the delivery of a number of reports had made no progress: "Thirteen years and no action whatsoever".

Doncaster Council's children's services has made "significant progress" two years after its failures led to government intervention.

A key policy to drive up standards in numeracy and literacy in Wales has made "modest" progress, two years after being introduced.

They said "no" even after our progress two years in, when we had early proof that a distributed, flexible platform could outperform and replace several multi-billion-dollar IT services projects for a fraction of the cost and time.

The council now believes that a different approach is essential to securing real progress two years after the deal was signed and four years after work on it commenced". Councillor Rob Stewart, chairman of the city deal joint committee, said all recommendations arising from the two recent reviews into the programme had been accepted and detailed work was ongoing.

In 2012, we conducted a follow-up study to investigate progress two years on.

A few days later, I was in London for the "Countdown to 2015" conference, which was held to take stock of child-survival progress two years after the 2003 Lancet series.