Sentence examples for scale progress from inspiring English sources
Government policies that provide proportionate and clear guidance on mitigation and adaptation are essential for large scale progress.
In the book, Rachel's drinking issues are seen as a sliding scale progressing from necking one too many premixed cans of G&T on the way home, to a compulsive purchase of a small bottle of chenin blanc from the Whistlestop in Euston.
For secondary stages between stages 80 to 90, the BBCH scale progresses from unripe fruit through to the start of fruit senescence.
Importantly, the amount of carbonate scale deposition (scaling progress) is intimately connected with the variable release of CO2 and H2O from the streaming thermal water [see chemical equilibria reported in Eq. (2)].
In the interim, small-scale progress is occurring on the city's west side, where public improvements have attracted private developers.
Loo also recalled Andlinger's devotion to solving the world's most daunting energy and environmental problems, moving the needle persistently toward large-scale progress.
That "All I Do Is Win" was the night's theme song was a surprise, given that New York has been cultivating its own anthems lately: small-scale progress in the face of hip-hop's Southern onslaught.
Her career and education thus far have been driven by the belief that in order to make large-scale progress on such vital issues as climate change, biodiversity loss, and freshwater availability, the private sector must be an active agent of change.
It assessed the relative effects of these public strategies on scaling progress using time-to-event analysis.
As part of a broader strategy involving impact investing and the market-based solutions of target recipients, PRIs stand to tackle tough social issues on a scale never before seen by moving beyond traditional notions of charity that, in many ways, continue to restrain large-scale progress.
And there is real scope for some small-scale progress in the marginal meetings between officials.
