Sentence examples for progress the average from inspiring English sources

It is also a deeply conservative and often funny meditation on the odd choices mankind has made in the name of progress: "The average 'lunch hour' in my part of the world now lasts 22 minutes and consists, mostly, of a pre-packed supermarket sandwich consumed at one's desk".

Globally, at the current rate of progress, the average under-five death rate will have dropped by a mere quarter.

At the current rate of progress, the average global rate of reduction will have dropped by roughly one quarter by 2015, instead of the two-thirds reduction agreed by world leaders at the Millennium Summit in 2000.

At the current rate of progress, the average global under-five death rate will have dropped by roughly one-quarter by 2015, far below the two-thirds reduction agreed to by world leaders.

As the plays progressed, the average age of audiences at the National Theatre crashed to unprecedented levels, with hoodies and trainers replacing Barbours and sensible shoes.

Second, as exploration progresses, the average size of the fields discovered decreases, as does the amount of petroleum found per unit of exploratory drilling.

The increased utilization of these two services in the 2-year observation period can be explained in that as the illness progresses, the average degree of independence decreased and therefore the percentage of patients assigned a care level increased.

In fact, as time progresses, the average ferritin iron content increases, as well as the number of ferritins operating at maximum capacity, conditions that occur in vivo during iron overload and which are accompanied by the formation of a degraded, toxic product called hemosiderin.

"Like many things in health, in the progress that the average receives invariably there are some left behind".

The Rietveld refinement method was applied to estimate the calcium oxide conversion during the reaction progress and the average size of the initial (at the beginning of carbonation) calcium oxide crystallites.

These questions travel beyond Clinton's candidacy and to challenging a system that continues to stifle progress for the average American.