Sentence examples for progress found from inspiring English sources

Judges previously ordered him to take part in a detoxification program, but a review yesterday of his progress found he had since tested positive for drugs.

A survey of participants taken last month (which relied on members' own reports about their progress) found that 72 percent of participants had lost weight.

I caved in immediately and, illustrating everything that's wrong with human progress, found myself spending real money on non-existent petrol for a non-existent motorbike in a desperate bid to appease an infant.

Neither the Levy nor Lee project "was going to go forward unless Duke or Progress found partners that were willing to come in," said John J. Reed, chief executive of an energy consulting firm, Concentric Energy Advisors, in Marlborough, Mass., who specializes in nuclear energy.

A 2003 study by the National Association for Educational Progress found that charter schools trail ordinary public schools; a Rand study last year concluded that scores in them "are keeping pace with, but not exceeding" those in traditional public schools, and do not show better results for minority students.

A recent study by the Center For American Progress found that.

In his hands, the waterways' halting but inexorable linear progress finds not just a description but also an analogy in the frame-by-frame movement of film.

Another factor is that in the industrial countries the benefits of progress find expression not in lower prices but in higher wages.

But we, who have staked our lives and culture on the notion of perpetual progress, find that hard to accept.

Yet paradoxically, many newly empowered women, despite oceanic trends toward change and social progress, find themselves yearning for the qualities of the traditional man.

"If you're interested in really increasing your strength in a safe way, and especially if you're having difficulty making progress, find a physical therapist with a good background in movement quality.