Sentence examples for manage to make progress from inspiring English sources

Asked how he would manage to make progress if Mr. Giuliani and his allies on the board tried to thwart him, Mr. Levy said only, "A good manager brings out the best in the people he works with".

In the field, our colleagues manage to make progress in the face of huge obstacles.

Somehow, I managed to make progress.

The talks also managed to make progress in agriculture, a sector that has proved to be a deal breaker repeatedly in global trade talks.

Yet if it manages to make progress in these areas, the rationale for sprawling big business groups sometimes almost like mini-states in their own right, as substitutes for the real thing will gradually disappear.

Asked how he had managed to make progress within the bureaucratic morass of much of the Iraqi government, Mr. Wahid said he had simply learned to go it alone.

Government spending has actually risen by $0.2tn between 2009 and 2015) but overall Obama has managed to make progress in reducing the deficit, despite political deadlock, due to rising government receipts.

Still, she has managed to make progress without canine assistance, surveying habitats, capturing and measuring, and analyzing feces to determine the turtle's diet.

The coordinator in Gwent allowed practices to devise their own facilitation arrangements but only highly motivated practices managed to make progress (see Table 2).

And furthermore, thanks to the efforts we have all made together, I believe that we have managed to make progress with the Convention, despite the significant reservations we had about it.

When I moved to Paris I had the notion that I would be immersed in French life and language; that turned out not to be the case, although I've managed to make some progress.