Sentence examples for progress in response from inspiring English sources

The latest Ofsted inspection in April described the school once again as "inadequate", although inspectors said there had been some progress in response to earlier inspections.

The prime minister's alleged call to "get rid of the green crap" rather sums up the dire circumstances now faced by those looking for progress in response to ever more certain scientific reports.

Elspeth Brooke: Work in progress In response to Sonata No 3 in E flat "Beethoven's Sonata No 3 was written in 1798 and dedicated to Antonio Salieri, who taught Beethoven, but who for me conjures up the dark figure in [the play and film] Amadeus.

Members of IFBA have made substantial progress in response to the five commitments made by IFBA in 2006 [ 6].

It has been recently shown that lack of BCCIP in p53 wild type laryngeal cancer is associated with poor progress in response to radiation therapy [ 55].

Nevertheless, despite recent success, complete responses to antiangiogenic therapies are rare, and patients do progress in response to antivascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) targeted therapies.

As the war progressed, in response to the lack of resources, Southern ironclads were built smaller.

Students were provided with feedback on their assignments which told them how they had progressed in response to feedback on a draft piece of work.

Conceivably, in vivo viral fitness is compromised as HIV-1 infection progresses, in response to selective immunological pressure on replicating virus.

On this basis, we have evaluated the biological and clinical effects of a concomitant MLT therapy in women with metastatic breast cancer who had progressed in response to tamoxifen (TMX) alone.

Fluvial incision into these surfaces appears therefore to progress headward in response to downcutting of the South Platte River.