Sentence examples for insistence on progress from inspiring English sources

Their ringing, programmatic insistence on progress - "to those who insist the series is at an end, we say: n+1" - can sound an awful lot like The Believer's defiant optimism.

Each of these proud and practical structures testifies to human ingenuity and our insistence on progress.

Working-class Americans pulled back from Democrats in this last period of Democratic governance because of President Obama's insistence on heralding economic progress and the bailout of the irresponsible elites, while ordinary people's incomes crashed and they continued to struggle financially.

Was it the insistence on a one-year contract?

But thanks mainly to Mr Erdogan's insistence on linking the protocols to progress on the Nagorno-Karabakh dispute, the protocols have yet to be ratified.Turkey has also made the most of being an energy corridor between east and west.

The White House has made little progress on its insistence on additional revenue.

However, he said, the United States' insistence on financial safeguards has undoubtedly delayed progress.

But it was the book's emphasis on the drudgery and routine of police work, its insistence on the glacially slow rate of progress, its fascination with the failures and frustrations of the job that got me thinking that there was something of the kind going on.

Reporting annually on progress.

He defends the town and his friends there against her denigrating comments, though as the novel progresses, he softens in his insistence on having their marriage conform to a traditional model.

The reconstruction of Paris, with its insistence on order, scientific planning, and the unstoppable march of progress, was, in many ways, a project directly inherited from the Enlightenment.