Sentence examples for build upon the progress from inspiring English sources

Even after the withdrawal of the I.S.A.F., we must continue to work together to build upon the progress we have made.

That depends on the willingness of the Kabul government to defend and build upon the progress so painfully won by our troops.

The official said General Petraeus "is spending a considerable amount of time working with President Karzai and his national security team to build upon the progress we've made to date, ensuring the eventual transition to Afghan lead by the end of 2014".

Expressed in slightly less technical terms, the seven defining features of life are: a collection of entities displaying a range of characteristics; that these entities don't fall apart too quickly; they reproduce; they compete; co-operate; create a wealth of possibilities; and build upon the progress of previous generations.

I am looking forward to the challenge of helping Stoke build upon the progress it has made over the past two years in the Premier League". Discussing Jones's impending departure, Bruce indicated that he had given up on the 25-year-old ever fulfilling his promise in a Sunderland shirt.

The council must continue to work together - elected members and officers - to build upon the progress made to date.

"Under their leadership, TBWA is perfectly positioned to continue to build upon the outstanding progress it has been made in the past three years," he added.

Unlike Sekiro, however, which presents new challenges that build upon the lessons of the old, Baba Is You often discards that which you learn from level to level, undermining what might otherwise be a delightful arc of educational progress.

"The opportunities are truly massive and I hope we can continue to build upon the real progress we have made so far".

Housing and infrastructure convener Neil Cooney said: "This new £5.5m development helps us to build upon the huge progress we have made in recent years in getting to grips with the scourge of homelessness and will provide first-class facilities to help us to prevent or alleviate the problem".

Start there and build upon the momentum.