Sentence examples for making progress despite from inspiring English sources

Making progress Despite the low numbers of elected representatives, the current figures reflect progress.

The report was officially released in Hanoi to recognize Vietnam for making progress, despite its poverty.

The Leicestershire coach, Andrew McDonald, said Leicestershire are still making progress, despite a fourth consecutive championship defeat.

Eventually we started making progress, despite occasional visits from smiling woman friends of Jenny who wanted to talk to us.

But the bill is making progress despite ferocious opposition from the broadcasting lobby.

England head coach Stuart Lancaster said his side were making progress despite falling to a series defeat in New Zealand.

We make progress despite a great deal of failure.

Scientists are a resourceful bunch, though, and we're starting to make progress despite these limitations.

Mr. Aristide has refused to step down before his term ends in 2006 and has defended his government, saying it has made progress despite many obstacles.

Pat Fenlon believes his Hibernian side have made progress, despite a second successive Scottish Cup final defeat.

Crews were working Thursday to build containment lines and eliminate hot spots, hoping to make progress despite high winds forecast for Thursday.