Sentence examples for progress is given from inspiring English sources

An example of a recent case-control study (in progress) is given.

The argument for liveness (progress) is given in a set-theoretic version of temporal logic.

Even measuring technology-driven deflation in a more restrained fashion, as the experts do in calculating the Consumer Price Index, leads to the conclusion that most of the benefit from scientific progress is given away to consumers.

A readable summary of about 10 year's progress is given in three papers [ 34- 36].

"Part of stimulating progress is giving people a lot of freedom to adapt to specific situations in the best, most progressive way," he added.

The primary criteria for evaluation of student progress are given above.

The only hard information in the public domain about his progress was given by Dr Kevin Murray, Broadmoor's clinical director, in a 2010 court of appeal hearing which upheld Sutcliffe's whole-life sentence for the campaign of murder which had terrorised a large part of Yorkshire for several years.

Indigenous people who stood in the way of that progress were given little or no warning before their homes were bulldozed over – or they were simply killed.

The readings come 15 years after an earlier selection of Hall's works in progress were given similar readings at Live Theatre.

Several examples of exercises and activities to combat the universal and automatically intuitive inclination toward teleological notions of progress are given, including analyses of paleontology, ecology, biochemistry, development, and systematics.

A review of the progress achieved is given.