Sentence examples for away from progressing from inspiring English sources

In contrast Pellegrini's Champions League CV features a semi-final with the less heralded Villarreal in 2006 and a quarter-final last season in charge of Málaga, when the Spanish club were only two Borussia Dortmund stoppage-time strikes away from progressing further.

Conservatives have split over sticking to their no-taxes principles if it means walking away from progress toward restraining the growth of government.

"I think we all wish the economy was a lot better, but I feel very strongly that we can't back away from progress we've made on really important things like climate change," Mr. Doyle said.

"It's moving away from progress targets and moving towards a pre-No Child Left Behind system of continuous, unsubstantial improvement with no targets," he said.

There's a saying in the hills that most poor towns are generally a good highway and two funerals away from progress -- a regionalism derived from business leaders, under the guise of economic development, fighting to keep out industries that could force them to pay higher wages to their own employees.

It is, rather, that video games lead humans away from true progress through the illusion of accomplishment.

Labor activists in the Fight for $15 movement said Puzder's nomination signaled a shift away from the progress made during the Obama years.

"We're determined to see it happen this year," Ms. Browner said, "and we encourage the senators to continue their important work on behalf of the country and not walk away from the progress they've already made".

Mastering Your Ph.D.: Getting the Most Out of Progress Reviews 28 September 2007 Here are some tips and tricks for coming away from a progress review with the answers you need and a realistic action plan.

My problem is this: in this race to get that amazing headline ("Panasonic releases 200-inch television with dedicated team of Sherpas to change the channel") we turn away from real progress.

"We are concerned about reports that the balance is once again shifting away from the progress achieved in those past efforts... a move that would jeopardize treatment goals and millions of lives".