Sentence examples for could only be progress from inspiring English sources

Moon, a liberal political scientist from Yonsei University, said he believed there could only be progress towards reunification if the US normalised relations with North Korea by recognising its government and reopening its embassy in Pyongyang.

Sentamu warned that progress could only be made with the government's adoption of an explicit goal to increase take-up.

As a Guardian film exploring the sexist element of "lad culture" at universities launched on Monday, the Sex Education Forum SEFF) said progress could only be made if people were educated earlier on.

Such monumental progress could only be achieved by someone with the grace to understand a political reality: it is better that Johnny should come lately than not at all.

Ms Merkel and others in Berlin, at the outset of this crisis, believed progress could only be made through dialogue and not by punishment.

Real progress could only be made through larger, more comprehensive training programs to provide the doctoral-level foundation required to develop leaders in the health sciences.

The second set of assumptions was quite similar (chlamydia prevalence 7%%, PID incidence 3%%, RR 0.44) but the mathematical model showed that these conditions could only be satisfied if C. trachomatis progresses to PID at the very end of the infectious period.

He also stressed that social evolution is not necessarily equivalent to social progress, which he felt could only be measured by personal judgment.

"It could only be Morris".

It could only be delaying the inevitable.

"It could only be an aberration.