Examples of using Progress has in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Recently, however, progress has been accelerating with greater participation from members of the Massachusetts Legislature.
Although the progress has been uneven across the world,
where the progress has been slow
It is why progress has been slow,
Although considerable progress has been made in the search for contributing factors,
Even though progress has been made for the understanding of the malignization process of OLP lesions,
Progress has been particularly impressive in Asia
Not perhaps entirely to the level required but huge progress has been made in recent years in that direction.
Nevertheless, progress has been uneven in different dimensions of ERA as well as across member states.
TB is also receiving due attention, but progress has been limited by a paucity of targets
although proportionally the progress has been scarce.
and since then, the progress has been vertiginous.
This progress has been in direct response to requests made by the Commission in early November
While much progress has occurred since the original description of Fournier's Syndrome,
review developments in June, with a view to considering appropriate measures if progress has been insufficient.
Okay, Peter, I was hoping I wouldn't have to resort to shock therapy but your progress has been.
In other countries, however, progress has been more modest
Although considerable progress has been made in search for factors that contribute to the pathophysiology of schizophrenia(sz),
Efforts to privatise small and medium sized enterprises proved successful in 1995, although progress has been much slower with regard to larger enterprises.
After a surge of interest in the wake of the Rio Summit in 1992, progress has been disappointingly slow.