Sentence examples for progress generally from inspiring English sources

And, when people are determined to succeed, progress generally happens.

The most progress generally still seems to me to have been that made by James Joyce.

Progress generally comes not from theories but from someone finding a clever way to test a theory".

But Mr. Kennedy, as much as any legislator of this or any time, believed that social progress generally only comes in half steps, and that patience and persistence are rewarded.

"The doubling time for transistor density is no guide to technical progress generally.

The modern literature on progress generally argues that European science, culture, and institutions are the best in the world at the time the author is writing.

Progressing generally from the court to the home, the exhibition starts with some royal regalia and two cameos of Charles I, who became a cult figure after his death.

Over this span of two millennia the Yangshao culture progressed generally westward along the Huang He and Wei River valleys from sites in central China, such as Banpo, to sites farther west, such as Miaodigou, Majiayao, Banshan, and Machang.

Among these, work zone length raises a major concern in this analysis because it may change as the construction schedule progresses generally without being properly documented.

The rural surroundings return outside of Clarendon hamlet as a mix of woodlands and fields, which NY 31A progresses generally northeasterly through to the hamlet of Bennetts Corners.

Its track is known between August 25 and August 30, during which time it progressed generally northeasterly from a point northeast of the island of Bermuda to the central northern Atlantic.