Sentence examples for better than progress from inspiring English sources

"It has stopped growing now," Junior said, approvingly, "having understood that eternity is better than progress.

But, as the many organisations calling for change have argued, some progress is better than no progress at all.

Slow progress is better than no progress, dear.

Given better-than-anticipated progress on strengthening the euro zone's rescue fund and governance, credit would shrink by just 0.6% in 2012 and the euro area could grow this year.

But, on a pre-Christmas visit to Camp Bastion in Helmand province, he said there was "flexibility" in the plan, after better-than-expected progress in training the country's own security.

Another serious possibility is that emitters of carbon dioxide are making better-than-expected progress at cutting their gas output.

And as football has taught us, forward progress is generally better than no progress.

As minimal progress can be considered better than no progress at all, this argument isn't necessarily wrong.

He entered military school at 16 and made somewhat better than average progress through the officer ranks.

However, this should be taken in the context of better than expected progress at [subsidiary] Morrison and the opportunity for acquisition related upgrades.

Exhausting yourself and irritating your colleagues for a cause is way better than stopping progress without taking the least bit of trouble.