Sentence examples for a desire to progress from inspiring English sources

"He is an exceptional young man and someone who has a love for the game – and, most importantly, a desire to progress and improve.

Of course, it's important to consider that older demographics may have more disposable income, or a desire to progress further within games via virtual goods to save time.

That being so, it is not necessarily indicative of a hatred for high school, but rather dissatisfaction and a desire to progress.

None of the VHW expressed a desire to progress to full-time healthcare work, or be paid a salary equivalent to a healthcare worker.

Their sport is evolving so fast, in fact, that each competition is an all-out battle where the victor could be a 'big name,' but could just as likely be a 'no name' (never underestimate the potential of a kid armed with a trampoline, foam pit, and a desire to progress).

There was no embarrassment, and no desire to progress to a quick feel, but it was a nice little interlude quickly (almost) forgotten.

In that time, the club have risen from the Combined Counties League to become League Two promotion hopefuls, with their desire to progress highlighted by a planning application to return to their spiritual home in Merton.

We have the will and desire to progress".

"Sally's definitely under my wing," says Smyth. "I identify with her in lots of ways – her no-nonsense approach to cooking and her desire to progress as far as possible.

This review also highlights some unanticipated benefits, such as students desire to progress onto full time degree courses subsequent to their part time study, along with more expected outcomes such as closer links between academia and industry.

"I do believe that, across the city and even before Sept. 11, there is a desire to continue the tremendous progress we have made over the last eight years," Mr. Saffran said.