Sentence examples for being able to progress from inspiring English sources

Being part of a stable and loving family (or families) while being able to progress politically and professionally.

As a social worker, I had reached a point where I was frustrated by not being able to progress my career, or support people in the way in which I felt they deserved to be supported.

There must be an urgency, now, to help disenfranchised communities of all different types express their identity, to celebrate their history, to see themselves as belonging to part of a bigger picture, and this must include a refocusing on the working classes: their art, their stories, their being able to progress through the artistic professions as easily as their privileged counterparts.

"A lot of people go on about juniors not being able to progress to senior level.

As I mentioned in my Zyngapocalypse post, the value of social is in being able to progress faster than by working alone.

Zero, along with praising the game's graphics and music, called it "enormously addictive"; the review said the ability to transform into different forms and hence being able to progress into new areas kept the game fresh.

You want to be able to progress".

"We would have been able to progress the funding faster.

As a result, I have been able to progress quickly.

"I've been lucky because I've been able to progress through the ranks," she says.

This benign climate is arguably the main reason why our species has been able to progress.