Sentence examples for make genuine progress from inspiring English sources
As Pound put it: "Continued denial will simply make it more difficult to make genuine progress".
It is only by striving to combine subjective and objective data that the field can make genuine progress.
As with the Soviet Union, the United States will make genuine progress with Iran only when moderate leaders assume greater control of the state.
Given the enormity of demographic and financial challenges they must overcome, taking a systemic view of leadership is the only way to make genuine progress.
But as the fate of Lehman Brothers and others demonstrates, nothing lasts forever in finance, and it may be that, with the right leadership and support, these new challengers can make genuine progress against a well established oligopoly.
Democrats need to figure out how to make genuine progress on the issues that rightly engage their party's left — for starters, health care, climate change and rising economic inequality — in ways that allow their new constituency of virtual liberal Republicans to join the effort.
Then we will see whether or not England have made genuine progress.
Professor Gideon Yaffe, who studies the philosophy of law, particularly criminal law, hailed the bill for making genuine progress and improving the prospects of federal prisoners in the United States.
But the Iraqi government wants British troops in Basra and they are making genuine progress in training Iraq's security forces.
Farmers and urban entrepreneurs alike are subject to the rampant demands of petty officials.Messrs Hu and Wen could do much to bolster their legitimacy by making genuine progress in tackling corruption, and they could do worse than learn from the experiences so frankly described by Mr Huang.
Mark McCall's side still have the prospect of their own domestic title, when they face Northampton in next week's Premiership final, and they have made genuine progress over the past 12 months, after falling to the same opposition at the last-four stage a year ago.
