Sentence examples for relative progress from inspiring English sources

What really matters is relative progress against the competition, and rivals have not been standing still.

But as the economy began growing quickly in the mid-1990's, women's relative progress largely stopped.

His rivalry with Farrell is matter-of-fact; they don't harp on about their relative progress.

Thus there is no way of comparing the relative progress of states with and without "weighted" boards.

Description: STARS is a transparent, self-reporting framework for colleges and universities to gauge relative progress toward sustainability.

This might mean relative progress in comparison to the sniper's earlier assaults where he eluded detection in shooting his victims from cover with no witnesses coming forward.

There are no studies aimed to assess if the premalignant lesions of GC patient's relatives progress more rapidly through the carcinogenic cascade to GC than premalignant lesions in matched controls of general population [ 30].

Moreover, since control theory accounts hypothesize that mood is a function of relative goal progress, with negative versus positive affect resulting from less versus greater progress towards a goal than desired and expected (Carver & Scheier, 1990), it is hypothesized that negative affect would be associated with a shift to a more concrete level of goal/action identification.

Letter of the State geologist relative to progress of the [California] State geological survey.

Valuations were enormous relative to progress in companies.

The exhibition was based on the juxtaposition of two panoramic timelines: that of Europe's long history of wars and bloodshed, and that of the EU's contrastingly short period of relative stability, progress and prosperity.