Sentence examples for progress for which from inspiring English sources

But having them received at all would be progress for which we might one day have Cardinal Dolan to thank.

He dined at Chateau Lafitte with Baron Philippe de Rothschild, took tea with Sir John Gielgud in Mr. Hockney's studio and attended the premiere of Stravinsky's opera "The Rake's Progress," for which Mr. Hockney had designed the sets and costumes.

Investment advisers attribute the performance to both a concern that developments around the world, and in Asia itself, will undermine the strong economic progress for which the region is known, and to a general sense of unease and desire to limit risk.

Fewer Americans are making the ultimate sacrifice in Afghanistan, and that's progress for which we are profoundly grateful.

IRDs are particularly amenable to gene therapy, and today many clinical trials are in progress, for which knowledge of the causative gene is required.

A variety of cyclic array sequencing strategies (such as RNA-Seq, ChIP-Seq, bisulfite sequencing) have significantly advanced biological studies of transcription and gene regulation as well as genomics, progress for which the HGP paved the way.

Its shape is defined by the Favre mean and variance of the ignition progress variable for which transport equations are derived.

He added: "I am perfectly content as a constituency member of parliament and will seek to have a role in negotiating the progress for Scotland which would arise from a powerful group of SNP MPs and our allies".

(That's progress for Groupon, which up to now has been very slow in rolling out internationally services that it launches in the U.S., largely because each country, added inorganically and by acquisition, has been built on a different backend system).

"It is this influx of new data that has allowed us to conduct this very comprehensive assessment of progress for children, which covers such a broad range of topics with the most up-to-date information".

It published a report earlier this year on the progress of PCCs, for which I provided oral evidence.