Sentence examples for a testament to progress from inspiring English sources

The ageing of societies across the world is a testament to progress.

Alas, on May 29th the celebratory mood abruptly changed after the head of SK Group hinted that the parent may mount a last minute rescue bid.That SK Global found itself in trouble to begin with is a testament to progress.

"The growing concern with human rights is one of the achievements of our age and is certainly a testament to progress toward a more humane international order," Mr. Kissinger writes.

Concluding a biting and tough-minded review of the last several years of American policy in the morass of the former Yugoslavia, Mr. Kissinger concludes: "On one level, the growing concern with human rights is one of the achievements of our age and is certainly a testament to progress toward a more humane international order.

The site lay unused for about 15 years – a windswept testament to progress.

That is testament to progress – societies are successfully ageing across the world.

The site lay unused for about 15 years a windswept testament to progress.

A.G.S.: I think that's a testament to the progress that we've made.

"The majority of families are happy with their child's school, which is a testament to the progress we've made over the last nine years," said Natalie Ravitz, a spokeswoman for the department.

These achievements are a remarkable change from decades past, and a testament to the progress that has been made in the fight for women's equality.

The searing images of soldiers guarding students from those days will forever serve as a testament to the progress we've made, the barriers that previous generations have torn down, and the power of ordinary men and women to help us build a more perfect union.