Sentence examples for achieve true progress from inspiring English sources

It had allowed him to achieve "true progress" in developing Taiwan, impossible on the mainland because of "subversion" and civil war.

When former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton spoke the famous words "women's rights are human rights," it was more than just great rhetoric: It was a powerful reminder that the world can never achieve true progress if half our population is left behind.

Relieved of the stress of conforming to nationalistic cultural norms at set times of the year, maybe we can achieve true evolutionary progress and reach a higher, more enlightened state.

Would any of them, I wondered, ever achieve true autonomy?

To achieve true scale, NZE strategies must be broadly replicable.

This could achieve true party unity.

The slight increase in pessimism around the role of nurses within general practice and the emerging evidence of poor retention of nurses, may be indicative of a level of frustration around the slow progress in achieving true role development and the continued lack of career pathway for this specialty [ 22, 23].

But although I am making some progress, the longer I'm in the UK, the more I realise that achieving true local status takes more work than plonking my butt down and expecting to fit in.

The businessmen achieved true economic power only in the last decade.

This achieves true translation invariance.

Because at some point law must be replaced by militarized force, the Colossus of Rhodes, for any true progress to be achieved.