Sentence examples for progress reasonably from inspiring English sources

"But after his X-ray and an operation, it appears that it will be a four or five month injury, rather than a seven or eight month injury, as long as things progress reasonably well".

The economy grew a healthy 6.4% last year, and the government's economic reform programme is progressing reasonably well, considering the political problems the country has been facing.

For example, a Spanish speaker might add an extra syllable to the end of a word like progressed, because — reasonably enough — a vowel between two consonants is very often syllabic.

The recovery, after all, has been progressing fairly well, and Alan Greenspan advised Congress last week that the economic outlook was reasonably promising.

In the interests of balance, then, let's consider what kind of progress we can reasonably expect from a new Call of Duty.

Mary Mahaffey, a veterinarian at the University of Georgia, Athens, says the study "should allow breeders to make reasonably good progress in reducing the incidence of hip dysplasia".

Jendrissek's (2014) recent study of young Spanish graduate migrants in Southampton tells a different story – one of reasonably rapid progress in employment and of good ability to learn English.

In the US, progress is slow but reasonably steady.

However, we can reasonably expect progress in the near future based on the aforementioned new insights into disturbances of the cytokine networks in SS.

When Israel reluctantly re-engages, how are we to reasonably expect real progress in the face of Arab rejection?

One can reasonably hope that progress will accelerate as the current growth challenges are overcome and our necessary preoccupation with them declines.