Sentence examples for durable progress from inspiring English sources

Making it to the semi-final might constitute a meaty rebuke to Klinsmann's many critics, but nothing about the way the team performed in this Copa suggests a platform for durable progress has been put in place.

Here's my talk, "Building the #Knowosphere: How new ways to share and shape ideas can help build durable progress on a finite planet": MIT Tech TV Here's more on this notion of Knowosphere, which sounds like a new word but has roots in the early 20th century, and even as far back as Darwin.

We need durable progress, the progress that comes from building a broad coalition for change.

Obama offers the best chance for durable progress in many years -- probably the best chance in my lifetime.

Like his predecessors, Marx totally neglected the possibility of durable technological progress and steadily increasing productivity, which is a force that can to some extent serve as a counterweight to the process of accumulation and concentration of private capital.

–       There's little discussion so far of the role of innovation in fostering durable definitions of progress – not just in technology, but in communication, arts, diplomacy, policy.

In the face of accelerated ageing processes, the presence of NS made the mortars more durable, delaying the progress of decay.

NATO's preconditions for intervention are a durable ceasefire and political progress.

Indeed, as that UNDP report came out, Namibia and Botswana amicably accepted an international court ruling over an island in the Chobe river, a tributary of the Zambezi.Dripping wetRecently, there has been progress towards durable water treaties for several big African river systems, such as the waters that flow down off the Lesotho highlands.

And that progress is durable, Garduque says, in large part because the public is paying more attention.

And it has revealed the lack of progress towards a durable solution to the euro's troubles.