The phrase "progress with respect" is not grammatically correct.
It may be better to use "progress in terms of" or "making progress with regard to" instead. Example: "The company has made significant progress in terms of increasing sales revenue."
"We've made a great deal of progress with respect to principles.
Though Mr. Yanukovich's visit to Brussels was officially postponed, rather than canceled, officials said it would take place only when there was clear progress with respect to the rule of law and the independence of Ukraine's judiciary.
That's the Obama who won the nomination and the election in 2008, got health care passed in 2010, cruised to reëlection in 2012, and, as of now, has somehow presided over a degree of diplomatic progress, with respect to the Syrian poison-gas attacks and the Iranian nuclear threat, that would have been simply unimaginable a couple of months ago.
It is therefore critical to continue monitoring the market's progress with respect to this support.
The main differences and progress with respect to other existing alternatives are considered.
Optimism holds that the history of inquiry is one of progress with respect to its constitutive aim.
Mutant mice display fully penetrant bilateral orofacial clefting, and provide an excellent means to analyze how this pathology progresses with respect to a defect in either alignment or epithelial fusion.
Finally, in Section 5 I discuss the radiative, mechanical and chemical feedback exerted by Population III stars, next to the progress made with respect to the formation of the first galaxies.
However, despite the huge progress seen with respect to the first algorithms, such as the tree search method by Christofides and Eilon (1969), CVRP is still far from being satisfactorily solved (Toth and Vigo 2014).
Systematically applying our approach to a large number of data sets for which structural information is available could help making progress with this respect.
Burning and cooling technologies have progressed, especially with respect to burners specifically designed for the co-incineration of high levels of alternative fuels.
