Sentence examples similar to progressing yearly from inspiring English sources

Breast cancer prevention usually starts with breast self-exams in your 20s and progresses to yearly mammograms in your 40s.

Wallace said the city is also creating a position to monitor the work and will draft reports on its progress twice yearly.

The 2001 bill required states to use a measure called "adequate yearly progress" to demonstrate results, which further measured progress among socioeconomic and ethnic groups.

The team receives a letter from the insurance company admonishing them at making no progress on the test and reminding them that they must make adequate yearly progress in health achievement.

The question we should be asking is: How and why do we measure "adequate yearly progress" with standardized tests, without also examining the social, emotional and even spiritual progress of our children?

The administration proposed replacing that system, known as adequate yearly progress, with a new accountability system that officials said would more fairly characterize schools' academic progress.

But the tests cannot demonstrate yearly progress.

It is "adequate" yearly progress, not "annual".

Schools that fail to show "adequate yearly progress" face penalties.

"We improved our graduation rate; we make annual yearly progress.

"But under Edison they haven't always made the adequate yearly progress they should have".