Sentences with phrase «making gradual progress»
While I did pay some attention to slowly increasing the weight I lifted and / or the number of reps I did, I didn't consistently focus on progressive overload or making gradual progress over months and years.
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For years now we have been making gradual progress towards the acceptance of the teaching of non-religious worldviews in RE, with the 2004 national framework including Humanism in national guidance for the first time.
We know what needs to be done and have been making gradual progress — let us hope this report will help produce a quantum leap forward.
The chancellor's speaking style has made gradual progress from soft to strong.
For cohorts who entered repayment in the 1990s and early 2000s, the median large - balance borrower made gradual progress repaying his or her loan.
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In more extreme cases, that might mean gradual progress toward ordering that pizza — first making your kid make eye contact with the waiter, then asking her to point to her preferred pie, then actually doing the ordering herself.
The point earned at Old Trafford − only their second in seven visits to the famous home of Manchester United − was indicative of the gradual progress being made at St James» under manager Alan Pardew, whilst it ensured the Magpies stuck it out in the top four.
They essentially serve as high - tech food diaries that track your progress so you can make sure that your gradual changes are paying off.
My approach is moderate because I accept that gradual progress toward better outcomes (even if some people might make the «wrong» choices and not experience improvement) is more realistic and productive.
Being well - versed in respondent and operant conditioning and canine behavior is the first step, but slow, gradual, and preferably supervised hands - on experience is just as important with cases where the consequences of making mistakes or simple lack of progress is so dire.
For nearly two decades, gradual progress has been made towards greater public access.