Sentence examples for any kind of progress from inspiring English sources

"Only when we bring in lawyers and threaten legal action do they ever seem to make any kind of progress".

In this mess, where does any kind of progress have a chance of happening, and for whom?

But we found out that the old economic system rejected any kind of progress, rejected any kind of scientific and technological progress.

You could feel like you're stagnant, that you're not making any kind of progress, that you're doing the same thing over and over again and you're not getting good at anything.

"It's interesting how we count the victories these days, in terms of things that they didn't roll back, as opposed to any kind of progress moving forward," said Joan Mulhern, legislative counsel for the Earth Justice Legal Defense Fund.

A coalition that included the churches, the unions, the N.A.A.C.P., and the Liberal Democrats might effect gradual reforms, they conceded, but they, or many of them, had grown indifferent to any kind of "progress" short of radical social upheaval.

That is small consolation but a kind of progress.

There is a kind of progress in economics.

I suppose that's a kind of progress.

But that America is once again talking about reform seriously is itself a kind of progress.

And, in a poor and difficult country, that cart suggested a kind of progress.