Sentence examples for progress is evident from inspiring English sources
Today, there is hardly any physical evidence of the devastation caused by the tsunami and rapid progress is evident in rebuilding and rehabilitating the North which suffered extensively from the terrorist conflict.
Some progress is evident.
But progress is evident elsewhere.
In other respects, some progress is evident.
Similar progress is evident in automobiles.
On June 2 they stated that they may place the Aaa rating of the US on review for downgrade should no progress be evident in the negotiations to raise the debt limit by the middle of July.
Little progress was evident yesterday on several issues in the other bill, a $24 billion "reconciliation" package of tax increases, asset sales and cuts in such spending programs as farm credit and Medicare.
Although some recovery progress was evident by 2018, many Nigerian citizens did not see relief, and the country earned the unenviable distinction that year of having the most people in extreme poverty in the world.
But she said no such progress was evident in the case of the Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, signed in 1998, and warned that China would have to make wide-ranging changes to bring its legal practices in line with international standards.
Because a realist approach also expects that things will work differently in different contexts, we also sought initial evidence about the contexts in which changes appeared to be beginning and those in which less progress was evident.
