Sentence examples for progress in that sense from inspiring English sources
And at the same time, more and more women are getting places in the board room or are at least taking part in the conversation, so there's progress in that sense.
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"There hasn't been progress in the sense that we don't have him back.
"There hasn't been progress in the sense that we don't have him back," said Kerry, during an appearance on the ABC talk show This Week.
On the one hand, McAfee admits, "We all underestimate the pace of progress" in the sense that things have changed much faster and more dramatically than he ever imagined.
Yes, we've made progress, in the sense that there are now two viable female Republican candidates for president.
"I'd like to think we've made progress... We've made progress in the sense that there are individual situations where there has been progress for individual animals".
In this light, our approach constitutes significant progress in the sense that it has sufficient sensitivity to separate microglia form their surrounding.
This may not be progress in the sense of improvement; views will differ about that.
This is an absolute standard of scientific progress in the sense of Section 2.5.
Social scientists tend to think about scientific progress in the sense of knowledge creation or at least further approximation through more and better scientific explanations.
