Sentence examples for ignite progress from inspiring English sources

Dr. Nicholas Alipui, UNICEF Director of Programmes, said that a "safe, healthy, educated and economically empowered girl can meet the challenges of poverty and ignite progress.

As economic actors and future mothers, safe, healthy, educated, economically empowered girls have the means to escape poverty and ignite progress.

At the panel, UNICEF Director of Programmes Dr. Nicholas Alipui noted that an "economically empowered girl can meet the challenges of poverty and ignite progress.

Social entrepreneurs are igniting progress.

Instead, success came in aviation, which further accelerated economic growth, and the rise of the American (and eventually global) automotive industry, which created many jobs, ignited technological progress, and fueled the country's renewed investment in building more roads and settling more suburban areas, all the while selling more cars as part of the new American dream.

Salk's vaccine not only ignited the progress against polio; it will also play a critical role in the final years of the eradication strategy.

As the disease progresses caregiving issues can often ignite or magnify [existing] family conflicts".

As the effort to ignite a productive Wall Street-Main Street conversation progresses, perhaps in the not-so-distant future we can say, a Sequoia tree grows on Wall Street.

But this year at the show (which is held every other year), a resurgent Nissan and always-developing Toyota and Honda Motor –both of which are making tremendous progress in China, the world's fastest-growing car market could not ignite the tepid affair.

The political stakes are high, as Democrats and Republicans wrestle over who should take credit for the progress of the jobs market, or the blame for its failure to ignite.

Ignite and add sparkle to the moment by being more artistic and original in your sexual progress.