Sentence examples for ability to make progress from inspiring English sources

Here at home, our citizens have voted in an election that I believe will strengthen our ability to make progress for all the American people.

If O'Farrell gets pipped to third by Ukip, questions will again be raised about Labour's ability to make progress in south-east England, even at a time when the country is in the economic doldrums.

The FA's ability to make progress with the video seems to have been affected by the decision to dissolve its anti-homophobia working group and recruit for new members of a more broadly-based, reconstituted group.

So far, insufficient insight into evolution of noncovalent assemblies hindered our ability to make progress in the field.

"We have six months ahead of us on the timetable we have set for ourselves and I am confident we have the ability to make progress".

For example, research collaborations are portrayed not as a way to improve your ability to make progress on important problems but as a good, quick way to increase your publication volume.

"I think being the first, I've had to really show the progress I've made but also my ability to continue to make progress because the games at this level and above get more challenging, their speed of skill, their speed of thought, everything happens so much quicker.

The anonymous official acknowledged that there were many skeptics questioning the ability of the United States to make progress in Afghanistan after nearly a decade of war.

"Our ability to make it through will be a function of the ability of the musicians and the symphony to make progress on a new contract".

That's not surprising; after all, we selected them because they have already proved their ability not just to identify but also to make progress on important problems.

This authority, which limits Congress's ability to amend trade agreements, had eluded Bill Clinton, and is essential for America to make progress in trade negotiations.