Sentence examples for inch towards from inspiring English sources

In the aftermath of the recession, some states will continue to inch towards sound management.

Mugabe, who has been in power for 34 years, continues to inch towards redemption.

But as the polls inch towards Brexit, the undertow feels on his side.

It is more ambitious: it aims to cut non-tariff barriers, liberalise trade in services and inch towards regulatory harmonisation.

Mr Mosely and Mrs Baxter, who have turned detective in a bid to save the Bates', inch towards the union that everyone knows is coming.

Such approaches may help the government to inch towards its goal of reducing the rate of teenage pregnancy in Britain, which is the highest in Western Europe.

You could inch towards such a price by linking together the various cap-and-trade schemes, allowing permits issued by one market to be traded in another.

The decision is a rare piece of good news for Mariano Rajoy's government as it continues to inch towards a request for financial aid.

It was in this latter space that she began to inch towards art again, first prints, then drawings, then the luminous work of her maturity.

James Knightley, economist at ING, said: "The minutes to the Bank of England's July MPC meeting suggest that the committee continues to inch towards hiking rates.

So I would inch towards him as he began to lean towards me, and pressed together, we sat with grief in our arms, in silence.