Sentence examples for looking to make real from inspiring English sources

"We are looking to make real progress".

We know that when looking to make real systemic change work has to be done both externally and internally.

It's encouraging to know that many investing organizations are now looking to make real impact via their investments by seeking out these entrepreneurs, even if we're still in the nascent stages of trying to square that with the goal of getting back "market rate returns".

When Scott Kluger quit his job as a financial analyst in New York, he returned to his hometown of West Hartford looking to make some real bread.

"We are delighted to have KP back with us and he will be looking to make a real impact as he gets back into the rhythm of playing the longer form of the game," Surrey coach Chris Adams said.

"He's a player I am looking to make a real impact for Aberdeen next season".

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

Authenticity means that you are looking to make a real impact and develop deeper relationships to advance social and community change.

Tech-savvy educators and collaborative entrepreneurs looking to make a real difference are poised to be innovators and pioneers; the likes of which we've never seen before.

(A person looking to make some real money in the region should invent shoes that have little strings connected to them so you can retrieve the shoe after throwing it - but I digress).

"I look forward to making real progress," Kerry said at the start of talks with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.