Sentence examples for progress it would from inspiring English sources

To give greater focus to the next stages of the project and to identify meaningful ways to monitor its progress, it would be useful to identify the specific activities that need to be carried out in the project plan for the next two years.

"Progress," it would seem, is pretty meat-and-potatoes as words go — moving ahead, we assume.

To make any progress it would be necessary to cheer her up.

As the inspection is in progress, it would be inappropriate to comment further at this time".

Abandoning slavery, for example, would not be moral progress; it would only be replacing one set of standards with another.

At the current rate of progress it would take over a year to reunite every child with their family.

With a week of group matches left, no team has gained a place in the quarterfinals, although to stop the co-host India from progressing, it would have to be savagely beaten by West Indies in its last match, plus an unlikely combination of events elsewhere would have to occur.

As the day progresses it would be of little surprise to find traders taking money off the table.

As our understanding of this disease progresses, it would open an avenue for us to discover a novel therapeutic method to conquer the so called "king of carcinoma".

But she continued: "Where I respectfully disagree (as we judges say) with Lord Sumption is in his belief that we will not make quicker progress (if it would be progress) without some measure of positive discrimination, which he thinks would be a bad thing".

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