Sentence examples for moment of progress from inspiring English sources

Obama has said Collins' announcement marked a moment of progress for gays.

His ill-conceived Social Security reform bill is effectively dead; the insurgency in Iraq has undermined every moment of progress there and keeps alive the memory of all the wasted opportunities and arrogant decisions of the postwar period; and a hundred trips to the Gulf Coast will not erase the images, and the human cost, of Presidential fecklessness in the first days of Hurricane Katrina.

Yet somehow, at this exciting moment of progress for the industry, Deadline Hollywood found it appropriate to publish what can only be described as a call for regression.

To pass new sanctions at such an extraordinary moment of progress could send the message that Congress isn't interested in behavior change, and only interested in regime change.

Even great moments of progress, like the moon landing, had an ideological driver.

There will also be 10-second commercials to complement the campaign that present "moments of progress".

A tremendous effort has been made and there have been some key moments of progress in the global movement since we started out in 1998.

He started off with simple pen sketches of faces on paper and ended up creating vivd watercolours of jellyfish on canvas, with some notable moments of progress on the way.

"These are all moments of progress … We're certainly not there yet, but there's no question that the anti-gun violence movement is gaining steam and gaining votes".

First, when I think back on all the moments of progress in that part of the world — all the times when a key player in the Middle East actually did something that put a smile on my face — all of them have one thing in common: America had nothing to do with it.

I envy you because you have been witness to all of these wonderful moments of progress.