Sentence examples for progress to find from inspiring English sources
Owing to the growing concerns about the relatively high global warming potential (GWP) of current refrigerants, a serious effort is in progress to find lower-GWP substitutes.
So as we can continue progress to find common ground to make the world more peaceful, both of us want to seize the moment and lead, and I appreciate this attitude so very much with President Putin.
Work is in progress to find the cellular target(s) of the NPG/SPG class of compounds, since this could lead to an understanding of the mechanism(s) of colony spreading as well as design and development of more potent inhibitors for the control of B. anthracis surface cultures.
In our company, work is in progress to find less hazardous substitutes for this compound in the article of your interest.
It has been suggested this stunt nudged the wheels of progress to find the funds to complete the freeway.
(As it turns out, the latter was a net positive since I was also not saddled with the preconceived ideas, failed practices, and general baggage that burden big international development approaches and inhibit forward progress to find workable solutions for many of the world's intractable problems).
He had basically abandoned the idea of beginning a charter management organization and left the three schools-in-progress to find outside help on their own.
Nick Dunne's wife, Amy, goes missing on their fifth wedding anniversary, and the journey that progresses to find the gone girl herself is maddeningly twisted, to say the least.
The paper presents a sequential design methodology which starts with study of static Lorentz force detuning and tunability; and progresses to find out the structural modes and related dynamic detuning values by performing transient structural dynamics calculations.
Adults stop and reproduce when they encounter the plant; then the next generation heads north as the season progresses to find more milkweed, so it can take several generations for the insects to make it back to Washington, D.C., and beyond to Canada.
In short, as the UN's head of the climate secretariat Yvo de Boer said recently: "It would be a pretty depressing way to make progress - to find that recession was helping the world kick an addiction to burning fossil fuels".
