Sentence examples for did not make progress from inspiring English sources

The world did not make progress through government and public action, however it may appear.

Would it really hurt us emotionally if we did not make progress, even if we were successful in business terms?

"We focused on the two groups, African-Americans and Mexican-Americans, who did not make progress in law school representation during the period," Mr. Johnson said.

The Institute of Medicine said that if the food industry did not make progress within two years, Congress should take action.

In May, Mr. Kerry cited national security as a reason to waive restrictions put in place by Congress to prevent the aid from flowing to Egypt if it did not make progress with democratic reforms.

America's uninsured rate held essentially steady from 2016 to 2017, according to U.S. Census Bureau figures published on Wednesday, the first year this decade that the nation did not make progress in reducing the ranks of those without health insurance.

Which is not to say the Union didn't make progress.

You're always going to make mistakes early on and we didn't make progress on the first day but we improved after that.

"I was disappointed that we didn't make progress towards a commonality". Feldman contended that MIT should establish a policy of prohibiting governmental agencies which are "besmirched in illegality and immorality" from recruiting on the campus.

Asked today if it will bother him that the Giants will be labeled a failure, Fassel said: "It's a failure in the sense that we didn't make progress and get into the playoffs.

The only area where Microsoft didn't make progress was around gender diversity, which Nadella did not directly address in his remarks.