Sentence examples for progress with which from inspiring English sources
And yet, each time he gets to explain the full scope of the project, the historical context and technological progress with which it has been made possible, his eyes lighten and his smile softens.
We've made good progress with RecoverMe – Which?
The characteristics of influenza-associated encephalopathy is the high mortality and nimble progress with coma which appears in general cases within 48 hours.
Sinus node degeneration progresses with age, which means the reduction of the number of nodal cells, and the increase in the content of connective tissue and fat mainly in the nodal area.
A measure of industrial progress is the speed with which inventions grow insufferable.
I would add that much of this progress —- the speed with which our troops deployed this year, the increase in recruits -- in recruiting and training of Afghan forces, and the additional troops and trainers from other nations —- much of this is the result of us having sent a clear signal that we will begin the transition of responsibility to Afghans and start reducing American forces next July.
This was a formal contract, highly specific to the research that was going to take place and was accompanied with conditions, such as the frequency with which progress was discussed with officials of the MoSJ.
This event adds a very important chapter to the story of reorganisation with which much progress was made last year.
So, however small the baby step, the Lin-to-Anthony dunk represented progress, as did the ease with which the Knicks dispatched the undermanned Hawks in the wake of two losses to sub-.500 teams in their previous three games.
Moving people from their homes in the name of progress is a harsh reality with which most emerging markets are grappling.
Consistent with Kohlberg's theory of moral development, the incorporation of moral education in the academic curriculum provides students with the scaffold with which to progress to higher levels of moral reasoning (Kohlberg and Hersh 1977).
