Sentence examples for thought progress from inspiring English sources

While some of the student protesters thought progress had been made, others prepared to spring back into action.

But in a body that considers its rules sacrosanct and regards even the most modest changes as a momentous undertaking, Ms. Warren said she thought progress was achieved.

He said he thought progress in the Middle East had been stalled by Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's insistence on an end to violence before any talks could begin.

Gen. Raymond T. Odierno, the commander of the Fourth Infantry Division, which is deployed north of Baghdad, said that his soldiers had been successful in reducing infiltration across the Iran-Iraq border and that he thought progress had been made in controlling Iraq's border with Syria.

But in the case of the heavenly bodies, he thought progress very unlikely.

And it is indeed abduction that makes scientific and technological thought progress, conveyed forward on the one hand by the progressive incorporation of new, unsuspected facts that therefore stimulate the invention of new hypotheses able to explain them and, on the other, by an axiomatic unification of laws, implemented by what are called the great simple ideas.

Art, he thought, progresses rationally, as science does.

Nelson could hold off on her ruling if she and Boylan think progress is being made.

"It's under that umbrella I think progress will be made at the national level".

"I think progress is being made, in terms of getting systems in place," Eisenstadt says.

But 30% think progress is being made in reducing corruption in their country, up from 26% last year.