Sentence examples for come to progress from inspiring English sources

Turnbull's first year-and-a-bit hasn't even reached that low bar: 100-plus days since the election, and the closest we've come to progress is the dead-in-the-water plebiscite.

8 Sorry – your kid's just lazy When it comes to progress, every teacher wants the best for every child in their class – and not just for the sake of their own performance review meeting.

When it comes to progress on saving mother's lives, you have to follow the money.

But now the time has come to build on this progress by simultaneously reforming five large and influential sectors: education, energy, finance, telecommunications, and labour.

Supermarkets have come to epitomise progress, western lifestyles and the "right to choose".

Over the years gay people in Uganda had come to believe progress was being made in defence of their rights in a country where homophobia is rampant.

The poisons bred by injustice do not disappear with a change of policy, and the sweep of what we come to call progress does not erase the scars of history's victims.

"He made it clear he was very happy last year, but he knew the ambition had come now to progress and he's absolutely thrilled to move on," Tévez's agent, Kia Joorabchian, said.

Year by year, his portraits of the Brown sisters have come to mark the progress of all of our lives.

The economic recovery is strong enough that the time has come to be making progress towards that medium term goal.

In 2000, he came to America, progressing to play in the Gulf Coast League (GCL) for the GCL Phillies, and hitting.277 in 38 games.