Sentence examples for going to be progress from inspiring English sources

"If there is going to be progress against al-Qaida, we need the support of the Pakistani army," the Democratic senator, Patrick Leahy, said earlier.

If Zarif and Kerry sit down across from each other, that's already going to be progress beyond what was even imaginable six months ago.

e360: When President Obama was elected there were high hopes in this country at least, and I assume internationally, that U.S. policy was going to change or there was going to be progress on climate.

To define active compound, additional studies such as column chromatography and nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) are going to be progressed.

"If there's going to be any progress on this issue, there's likely to be a bit of a leap of faith, followed by some research".

"Everyone has told me there is going to be no progress unless the Russians are at the table, so the premise of this is that the Russians must be at the table.

"First, there's going to be considerable progress in things that we already have quite a good handle on…".

Because I think for women it is going to be "top down" progress or nothing at all… — VJO, DC.

The Everest climbing season is limited to a few weeks in the spring, and still there are going to be days when progress isn't possible.

But are American babies going to be trained to progress from squeaky-ball squeezing to button pushing?

"There are going to be periods of progress and setbacks," he added.