Sentence examples for progressed in terms of from inspiring English sources

But how have chemists progressed in terms of their ability to synthesize and isolate novel chemistry between then and now?

We haven't really progressed in terms of the labor conditions for those workers, so maybe it is best that for those types of jobs, we do have technology replace them.

As gains are made, the exercises will be progressed in terms of number of repetitions to be completed, time to sustain a position, intensity of resistance used and task difficulty.

The aim of the intervention is to initiate and progress an individually tailored exercise programme, which is supervised in clinic, practiced at home and progressed in terms of intensity over 12 weeks.

Mere intellectual stimulation isn't enough: You need to make sure you're progressing in terms of your career potential.

Operating systems have progressed remarkably in terms of capability and complexity in recent years.

Aidan progressed years in terms of communication in the little time he has spent there.

"I think people are progressing downward in terms of screen size," he says.

Without social workers and their skills, a country cannot progress in terms of social inclusion".

A politico says: "We have made great progress in terms of the deficit".

And how does it compare to other progress in terms of development?