That will provide a proper test of progress, though the squad are taking heart from their 11-match unbeaten run.
But the true test of progress will be if another, nonblack president can be so honest, he added.
Commodity markets are notoriously fickle and revenues can quickly be squandered.The true test of progress is whether new riches trickle down from the elite to create a group of consumers large enough to sustain broad economic spurts in the service and manufacturing sectors.
This logically reduces the reliability of the test scores of progress tests.
Repeated, staged testing of progress with the model introduces validity, reliability and rigour.
But with beginners achieving 9.2 test points of progress on the WebCAPE, and more advanced students achieving a paltry 0.6 points of progress, Vesselinov wrote that, "with [a] larger sample, the result would have been significant".
But with beginners achieving 9.2 test points of progress on the WebCAPE, and more advanced students achieving a paltry 0.6 points of progress, Vesselinov wrote that, "with [a] larger sample, the result would have been significant".
The governor's race, political analysts note, is also a test of the progress the Republican Party has made in attracting a constituency vital to its own growth.
Foreign sales provide an external test of their progress, allowing the state to "cull losers", even if it cannot pick winners.The final secret of Asian success, Mr Studwell argues, was a cowed financial system.
The Kerry-Edwards administration pledges its total support of the statement by Franklin Delano Roosevelt, "The test of our progress is not whether we add more to the abundance of those who have much; it is whether we provide enough for those who have too little".
A visitor to the F.D.R. Memorial, in Washington, is confronted by these words from Roosevelt's second Inaugural Address, etched in stone: "The test of our progress is not whether we add more to the abundance of those who have much; it is whether we provide for those who have too little".
