Sentence examples for progress these days from inspiring English sources
Possibly to illustrate the point that "Britain's role in the world" is very much a work in progress these days, David Cameron made a speech about it on a building site.
You can log your progress online these days, so there are no humiliating weigh-ins in church halls on Wednesday evenings.
Lack of access to toilets is quite literally killing children, making adults sick, and slowing progress – day after day after day".
We want to work.' Just as Lance and Gulam remain sceptical of the progress achieved, so these days Britain seems both comfortable with, and weary of, its established and emerging immigrant communities.
That said, they are certainly a very worthwhile measure of economic progress, even if these days, there is a growing consensus that they are not the be-all and end-all.
I'm striving for progress, not perfection these days.
The collars transmit on a staggered three-day cycle so that Operation Migration is able to follow their progress day by day.
Fulfillment, in this, is making progress day by day - rather than in one "event".
Events in Egypt are progressing so rapidly these days that dramas with political themes fall quickly out of date.
It is easy to argue that giving up strict publication criteria eliminates the competition for a place in top journals which, in part, drives the progress of research and promotion these days.
As the tour progresses, the days begin to blur.
