Sentence examples similar to hope progress will be made from inspiring English sources
We can hope more progress will be made through the upcoming White House Conference on Aging in 2015.
I hope that progress will be made as soon as possible to licence current potential European tuberculosis vaccines, and that they will be available to those who most need them.
Mediated negotiations will resume Monday with little hope that any progress will be made before the Eight Circuit rules on the injunction appeal.
Significant advances in animal protection have been secured in the United States through standards that have been promulgated, and we hope that further progress will be made.
But even if the president's plan falls short and other energy initiatives miss deadlines or are less effective than hoped, he said, progress will be made and technology will advance.
Although agreement on a global deal to reduce carbon emissions still looks remote, there are hopes that significant progress will be made on sharing new low-carbon technology; payments to forest nations to stop deforestation and funding to developing nations to finance climate adaptation.
As long as women in the DRC and Uganda have six children on average, hopes are slim that any major progress will be made in reducing the stubbornly high prevalence of severe poverty in those two countries.
"Significant progress" will be made, says Sir Menzies.
At least then you'll be making progress!
