Sentence examples for all that progress from inspiring English sources

Ebola threatens to undo all that progress.

Yet all that progress leaves European shares vulnerable to a change in sentiment.

One defeat cannot wipe out all those trophies, all that progress, all those winners under snowballing pressure.

"To think that I have lived to see all that progress from back when I played until now makes me overjoyed," he said.

While the former leads some modern thinkers to discern the endpoint of all that progress in utopian visions and hopeful idealisms, the latter believes the immutable force of culture will often thwart those visions and idealisms.

"That's why it is so important that we don't put all that progress at risk, but instead build on what we've done so we can deliver a brighter, more secure future for our country".

There is progress, he writes, but "in the grand scheme of things, all that recent progress still seems piddling and feeble when measured against what is needed".

What the Lakers may learn, if they can manage all that, is that progress isn't always pretty.

For all that, practical progress on the ground could be teeth-grindingly slow.

Some of the articles, however, suggest that New York has not made all that much progress in the intervening 79 years.

Al-Maliki, appearing alongside Obama after their meeting, told reporters, "We assured the president that all the progress that has been made in the security area will continue".