Sentence examples for and perhaps progress from inspiring English sources

Lee, a conservative who ended unconditional aid to the North four years ago, said the coming year could bring change in cross-border relations and, perhaps, progress on Pyongyang's nuclear weapons programme.

Georgia have won one game at each of their last two World Cups but they will expect to beat Namibia later in the competition meaning a win on Saturday would demonstrate progress and perhaps advance claims on a Six Nations spot in the future.

Mr Johnson would need to govern competently for the remaining months of Labour's mandate, and perhaps make progress on public-service reform.

For the most part, the benefits of leapfrog innovation for the underserved may still be conceptual, and perhaps real progress won't materialize the way entrepreneurs like me envision it.

It may sound counterintuitive, but perhaps progress is seeing women on TV fuck up and get away with it.

Perhaps progress in sports offers a clue.

But progress -- including, perhaps, progress in safety -- has bypassed both.

Perhaps progress towards Safe Motherhood will always lag behind because it is so dependent upon success in the other goals.

Perhaps progress on this agenda has been underwhelming because the prosperity of the mining boom has sapped the will for reform.

Perhaps progress has been slight in California, but the real issue for those who depend on the quality of our school system to compete in our global economy is how far we have left to go.

Perhaps progress will be made.