Sentence examples similar to Longing for progress from inspiring English sources

The fact that it took so long for this progress to occur is indicative of a deeply flawed system and electorate; the fact that Love overcame these obstacles is indicative of serious political know-how and grit.

Force doesn't work as a long term strategy for progress.

Culturally and economically it is an epic force for progress – long may it remain the coolest TV on earth.

An evening of unrelenting and barely credible drama ended up providing Paris Saint-Germain with the scalp of one of the elite they had craved for so long, with progress into the quarter-finals at the expense of Chelsea confirmation that France's nouveau riche are contenders.

While individuals in recovery are likely to continue this fight for progress as long as is needed, our allies will be the deciding factor in what type of progress is made.

Other experts, though, said keeping Kim engaged on the world stage creates an opportunity for progress in the long-stalled negotiations with North Korea on its nuclear program.

While the lack of climate-policy progress is unquestionably bad news, the failure of both the UN climate negotiations and domestic cap-and-trade policies has opened up new opportunities for progress on our long-stalled climate and energy goals.

The only real hope for progress here is in the long term.

This 2015 report details steps that administration leaders, environmental and energy advocates, and other stakeholders could take to achieve additional short-term successes and create a foundation for long-term progress that endures beyond the administration.

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Mr. Romney described what he believes are the three objectives of foreign aid — to address humanitarian needs, like treating those suffering from HIV and AIDS abroad; to foster the strategic interests of the United States abroad, be it military, diplomatic or economic; and to create conditions for long-term progress and tangible results in countries that receive the aid.