Sentence examples for looking to make progress from inspiring English sources

So we are always looking to make progress across the board, in whether that be operationally, whether that be performance-wise, or in reliability, speed of production, logistically.

Instead, the Tories are hopeful in Yorkshire, where they already hold more councils than Labour, and are looking to make progress in what Mr Cameron identified earlier in the week as "the Boltons, the Burys" - smaller, less symbolic northern towns.

Whether its medicine, technology, sports, fashion or art we are always looking to make progress.

One of the most recent decisions we at SU2C made was to collaborate with the Farrah Fawcett Foundation on a $1 million grant for a team of researchers looking to make progress against HPV-related cancers, and The HPV and Anal Cancer Foundation recently pledged $200,000 to support that work.

"I think we always look to make progress," Mostyn says.

"We are looking to make real progress".

Following their morale-boosting win over Norwich, Fulham travel to Humberside looking to make further progress through the increasingly congested danger zone in the bottom half of the table.

I joined Green City Force because I was tired of dead-end jobs and looking to make some real progress.

"We're not looking to make marginal or incremental progress here," said Melody C. Barnes, the president's domestic policy adviser, who was addressing the annual conference of the Independent Sector, a nonprofit trade association.

Interestingly, every door in this place is locked so you have to explore each room, looking for code combinations to make progress.

"We welcome though the strong words from the Government in its demand for action by Facebook to tackle the hate speech that has contributed to the ethnic cleansing of the Rohingya in Burma," notes Collins, adding: "We will be looking for the government to make progress on these and other areas in response to our final report which will be published in December.