Sentence examples for section progress from inspiring English sources
He brought forward a scheduled increase in the minimum wage, and declared war on alleged oligopolies in sugar production and fertiliser distribution.In this section Progress and pitfalls in Brazil's public finances Shield or Ax?
This in a country where barely a million land lines exist, out of a total population of 23m.In this section Progress at a snail's pace Helping hands Surprise, surprise Desperate measures A holiday in Bali Caspian, ho! ReprintsThe Hermit Kingdom recently announced plans to develop broadband internet capabilities to improve the business environment.
There was even talk of eliminating visa requirements altogether, though without a timetable.In this section Progress and its discontents One step at a time No immunity here ReprintsMs Rousseff's visit made clear that the countries' formal relations are catching up at last with the personal ties they have long enjoyed.
Indeed, the NCLB Act bears a striking similarity to an effort by Bill Clinton in 1994.In this section Progress and confusion Dressed to kill After the debate Pregnant pause The Cajun, the virgin and Spa Boy Wanted, dead or alive Taming the octopus ReprintsThe starting point is simple enough.
Similar regional protests have occurred in Calama, a mining area in the northern desert, and (last year) in Punta Arenas.In this section Progress and its discontents One step at a time No immunity here ReprintsSuch protests have been commonplace for years in Peru, a poorer and more diverse country.
The government recently set up a diplomatic protection squad, but so far it has only a third of the staff it needs.In this section Progress and its discontents One step at a time No immunity here ReprintsSome diplomats say their countries would reject such services anyway, for fear that Venezuelan guards would act as spies, or worse.
They had no helicopters, either, until India was recently persuaded to lend two.In this section Progressing to a bloody dead end Apocalypse, soon Fighting not to win Per Abuja ad astra Trying on blue berets Award: James Astill ReprintsDespite the hardships, the South Africans have notched up some successes.
Each section progresses from easy to hard, so usually you should answer them in the order in which they appear.
While the British sections progress as a straightforward narrative, the scenes in Australia unfold in reverse, from adult life back to childhood.
We noted the same trend, with attrition of target retention as the sectioning progressed through a TMA block.
As sectioning progresses, coronary arteries (which run initially at the epicardial/subepicardial surface) get cut, and perfusion of the heart is disturbed.
