Democracy is an ideal that is always "in progress".
"Blogs are always in progress".
"The crimes I get called out on are always in progress," one officer told me.
April 27 2010 October 31 201010 The twin brothers, who made a splash in the eighties with very large, very distressed-looking photographs, are back — big time — with an installation that's always in progress, on the roof of the Met.
All in the NHS should understand that safety is a continually emerging property, and that the battle for safety is never 'won'; rather, it is always in progress".
He consoled himself with the thought that "some elimination of the worst moral dispositions is always in progress"—through imprisonment and suicide and that truly profligate men and women had few children (Ibid. 137, 162).
In other words, improving your drawing skills, no matter how good you are already, is a work-for-life and is always in progress.
From their first $5,000,000 gift in 1993, to the creation of the Steven L. Newman Real Estate Institute and the dedication of the Newman Library, Newman Conference Center, and Newman Vertical Campus, Anita and Bill were always in the vangaurd of progress and excellence.
But our interactions take place in specific contexts where counter-definitions of progress and adaptation are always in play.
Dixon Place was always a work-in-progress space, and some people didn't want or need that.
