Sentence examples similar to progressing our exchange from inspiring English sources
That, as Raúl said, promises speedy change – because the "progress made in our exchanges proves that it is possible to find solutions".
I'd known Louise for two years, since we'd shared the back of Mr Norman's van to an inter-school public speaking competition in Devizes, and we'd gradually progressed from exchanging the odd word in the corridor to spending every breaktime and lunchtime together and sitting next to each other in Maths.
He described how maritime commerce progressed from nearby exchanges to an integrated network stretching from the Mediterranean and Aegean Seas to shores as distant as Britain and India.
These are usually not in distant and exotic places, but other than that, they are strikingly similar to scientific conferences: You get a chance to show your peers how your project or baby is progressing, exchange tips and experiences, and pave the way for future collaborations.
Another key to progress is exchange with clinicians and pain scientists working with other model systems and approaches.
For two decades starting in the nineteen-thirties, a group of Oxford academics and writers calling themselves the Inklings met weekly to share works in progress and exchange ideas.
I think we're making real progress". The exchange rate has become a contentious political issue in the US, with some members of Congress proposing punitive tariffs if Beijing refuses to float the currency.
In refreshing contrast to today's celebrity-seeking culture, she had severe misgivings about agreeing to let the National Geographic photographer Rick Smolan (played by Adam Driver) meet her at several stages along the route to record her progress in exchange for the sponsorship without which she could not have made the trip.
As someone who is older (postcard reprint requests, anyone?) and fairly cranky, I can say that I am awed by the power of these platforms to feed progress, information exchange and discovery in research.
