Sentence examples for progress that while from inspiring English sources

MAYBE it's a sign of progress that, while numerous detentions and arrests inevitably followed the Sept. 11 attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, no wholesale roundup of Arab-Americans was even contemplated.

But Wilshaw said that "while progress is being made in both local authorities, I remain concerned that the malign elements that conspired to destabilise several schools may seek to exploit any perceived weaknesses in leadership or governance.

While progress that extends life and reduces suffering cannot be stopped, we must be cognizant of what we could be getting ourselves into.

Nevertheless, the United Nations' disarmament body lauded the progress that had been made while calling on all parties to "intensify efforts".

We must celebrate the progress that is being made while also accepting the fact that there is more work to do.

Because Rodriguez has served 2 1/2 years while the case progressed, that could be as soon as September 2005, said Deputy Dist.

Some teams stepped down from the podium proud that they had made real progress that week while others were chastised because they stuck to their comfort zone, were not doing the tough work required by entrepreneurs and on the road to failure.

Bangladesh is also making progress toward that goal, while others, like Ethiopia and Malawi, are now training and deploying community health workers to reach rural populations in order to improve access "The first step is to identify who is being left out," says Dr. Victora.

He concludes that "while technological progress is no doubt a large part of the story behind employment de-industrialization in the advanced countries, in the developing countries trade and globalization likely played a comparatively bigger role" (Rodrik 2015b, p. 5).

Linux developers say that while progress until now has been limited, they are confident they can now rapidly close the gap on Microsoft.

This report will reinforce the movement's remarkable progress, while also emphasizing that momentum needs to be sustained.