Sentence examples for signifies progress from inspiring English sources

Few expect the Annapolis meeting to produce substantive results, but officials argue that the resumption of a discussion signifies progress.

None of this, Crispin says, necessarily signifies progress. .

Complexity used to signify progress -- it was the frisson of a new gadget, the riddle of some advance in technology.

Ah, "that situation," the night in September when Edwards added a permanent asterisk to a season otherwise signifying progress.

It did not count as a red-zone completion, but the elements of the play — Sanchez's read of the defense, his accuracy, Burress's adjustment — signified progress.

Burns was quick to point out that simply consulting students more didn't equate to a partnership arrangement, but that co-sign off on documents like the student charter, the university strategic plan or budgets would really signify progress.

The underlying assumption or missing premise here is that, according to Gomès, all agreements signify progress.

Whether the swings of this pendulum signify progress toward some final objective is anyone's guess. .

"Triangle of Death" did not signify progress so the Embassy banned the term to fit the policy meme, even though nothing had really changed.

As questions continue to swirl about whether Thug's fashion choices signify progress or exploitation or something else entirely, the incident makes one thing clear: "We are totally confused and misinformed," says Paoletti, "and we're still acting like a bunch of four-year-olds".

The emergence of increasingly more specialized phenotypes of individual cells characterized those steps, signifying progress in the cellular differentiation.