Sentence examples for hard-won progress from inspiring English sources

He called the platform a "frivolous proclamation, an exercise to pacify progressives with the illusion of hard-won progress".

Yet this hard-won progress is fragile.

Hard-won progress has been too quickly discarded.

The hard-won progress of the last decades will be reversed.

But the debate is really about when they happen, rather than if a testament to hard-won progress.

This blurring of racial and ethnic lines is, for the most part, deeply inspiring, the manifestation of hard-won progress.

In Eastern Europe and Central Asia, environmental pressures like air pollution could chip away at hard-won economic progress.

Chemical weapons are a world red line, and action is necessary to protect hard-won international progress against chemical weapons proliferation.

Branding him an undemocratic usurper could force action that would undermine hard-won American progress in an increasingly troubled region, the officials said.

He may have missed the legal and financial quagmire risk the Trans-Pacific Partnership poses to his hard-won vital progress towards a comprehensive climate treaty, intended to be signed in Paris next year, which would put stringent carbon emission restrictions in place.

This result will threaten hard-won peace and progress in Ireland.