Sentence examples for real-world progress from inspiring English sources

Mills, M. et al. Real-world progress in overcoming the challenges of adaptive spatial planning in marine protected areas.

That lack of real-world progress does not bode well for Labour's energy policy – which backs a public supplier in every region – and the Scottish government, which has promised to create one by 2021.

The unit can be paired with a NFC chip, QR code, or RFID tag that logs its real-world progress in the digital world.

In fact, though this is a very cynical thing to believe, some do argue that, because Marxism requires the total collapse of our nation's current market structure to achieve its political and philosophical ends, postmodernists sympathetic to Marxist ideology don't actually intend for their dialectics to lead to real-world progress.

Mr Swinney said the statistics showed "real world progress in tackling an age old problem".

The Democrats' plan didn't contain much real world progress, and actually regressed in part.

In a few cases, Vijayakar says some teachers are even reporting impact on real-world academic progress, but this will have to be measured scientifically to know for sure.

The authors describe a unified vision of conservation that binds nature protection, historical preservation, sustainability, public health, civil rights and social justice, and science into common cause and offer real-world strategies for progress.

Using a cloud-based platform that combines self-study, live classes, bite-size lessons based on real-world interactions, and progress reporting, participants can access specific content such as an article from the Associated Press or interview with a Fortune 500 CEO, followed by interactive activities to reinforce what they have learned.

Falling hardware costs, high speed internet access, and a multiplicity of self-paced or adaptive software programs have made it easier for districts to launch programs that enable students who have to juggle real-world demands to progress at their own pace.

When you die, the game docks a percentage of experience from your character, potentially rolling back real-world days worth of progress.