Sentence examples for may make progress from inspiring English sources
But there are issues – and tensions – inherent in the solutions proposed that may make progress difficult.
The Commission is taking comments on the trolling problem, and newly appointed Chairwoman Edith Ramirez may make progress.
However, even if younger children can be more receptive to new ideas, there are some limitations that may make progress difficult.
So between now and the presidential election in late 2002 he may make progress on some of the further reforms Brazil needs to sustain growth.
Columbia undergraduates who wish to earn a Columbia M.A. degree in a participating department or interdisciplinary program may make progress toward the M.A. degree during their senior year.
Other health policy initiatives capable of winning bipartisan support may also make progress in the next Congress.
They may not make progress, but they do provide process: so long as meetings happen, they create a sense that at least something is being done.
Until we are able to change the minds and attitudes about culture and norms we may never make progress, especially in many deeply cultural and complex societies across Africa.
However, there is now a lot of optimism in the field that we may soon make progress". A key feature about pain, scientists have discovered, is that it acts unlike any other sense in our nervous system which usually disregards repeated stimulations.
Unless we fundamentally change these broken economics, we may never make progress.
