Sentence examples for progress organized from inspiring English sources

A volunteer told me that the memorial was a work in progress; organized chronologically, it hadn't yet caught up to 2017.

When Troemel showed me the butterfly sculpture, he was in the midst of a three-week arts residency, called Work in Progress, organized by the twenty-four-year-old British collector and curator Tiffany Zabludowicz.

For example, the International Forum on Sustaining Universal Health Coveragee: Sharing Experiences and Supporting Progress", organized by the government of Mexico in April 2012.

In contrast, the 20th century transitions prevailing in the less developed countries are initiated by medical progress, organized health care, and disease control programs that are usually internationally assisted and financed, and thus largely independent of the socioeconomic level of the country.

"He has not made as much progress organizing in New Hampshire as he could have, but there's time".

He progressed through organized age-group hockey, and in 1977 at the Junior World Cup competition, he was the youngest player and the leading scorer.

Last weekend I went up to the Powerhouse Theater, an annual work-in-progress festival organized by New York Stage and Film at Vassar College.

One well-connected Democrat said the lack of progress in organizing the caucus was concerning because the date for the votes had long been set.

American officials said this week that the Central Intelligence Agency had made little progress in organizing resistance to the Taliban among the Pashtun tribes in the south.

However, progress in organizing community disaster management is slow and reveals limitations in disaster risk reduction by the community and government in general.

Ask to join a game already in progress or organize a game yourself with a variety of kids.