Sentence examples for rebuilding progress from inspiring English sources

Those covenants began expiring this year, yet, to the frustration of residents across the city, thousands of properties have not shown any sign of rebuilding progress.

The report noted that between 2008 and 2010, the average revenues from catches of the 28 fish that made the most rebuilding progress had jumped 54 percent, allowing for inflation, from the start of their rebuilding.

Treatment failure is established on the basis of lack of rebuilding progress, recurrences, pathological fractures or growth disturbances.

Resilience and hope To see Liberia's rebuilding progress firsthand, a 19-member delegation representing the Executive Boards of UNDP, UNFPA, UNICEF and WFP recently completed a week-long mission to the West African nation.

The service has labeled 124 species overfished, but the report focused on 44 for which there were enough data to draw conclusions on their rebuilding progress.

A 2013 study showed that nearly two-thirds of fish stocks put in rebuilding plans since 1996 had either been rebuilt to healthy population levels, or had made significant rebuilding progress, resulting in increased gross commercial revenues of $585 million -- 92% higher (54% when adjusted for inflation) than before the rebuilding plans.

Rebuilding progressed slowly and was expected to take a number of years.

Recovery and rebuilding progressed slowly in the years after the disaster.

But the money still falls short of the $7.5 billion that officials overseeing the rebuilding have long said would be needed to complete crucial transportation projects, leaving questions about which projects might be scrapped or scaled back as the rebuilding effort progresses.

He's making progress rebuilding the bank.

The United Nations and other relief agencies are rebuilding houses, but progress is slow and spotty.