Sentence examples for have begun making progress from inspiring English sources
His first year was in many ways a brutal one, but there's no way to know whether he'd have begun making progress twisting arms and cracking heads.
G.M. actually assembled a prototype fuel-cell car in the 1960's, and has been working ever since on the technology, but has put much more emphasis on the research as it and other automakers have begun making progress.
In recent years, school districts across the nation have begun making progress to ensure students are gaining access to nutritious foods and physical activities.
Trudeau's promise to legalize pot was one of the centrepieces of his 2015 election campaign and the Liberals have slowly begun making progress.
I had been able to define a new goal and begin making progress towards it.
Most Americans say Mr. Obama has begun to make progress on both fronts, but many do not expect either the recession or the war to be over by the end of his term.
In the past few weeks Isaac felt he had begun to make progress with Jabar.
Edward D. Reiskin, the new chief of the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency, has begun to make progress with the nearly impossible project of winning over the city's embittered transit riders.
They came because they were persuaded that the school had begun to make progress, that it wanted to recognize their experiences and their contributions.
Fewer than half of those surveyed, 48percentt, said Mr. Obama had begun to make progress on one of his major campaign promises, changing the way business is conducted in Washington.
