Sentence examples for much for progress from inspiring English sources
The people are very much for progress – not these stupid Islamic things.
In his "Sierra Road" series (1972), named for the mountains where Mr. Castro lived as a guerrilla in the late 1950's, a man on a tractor and another on horseback pass each other as if in separate worlds: so much for progress, the picture seems to say.
So much for progress.Political backfireWhile families blocked MAN, politicians and trade unions have scuppered the attempt by Suez to arrange a friendly merger with GDF, still 80% owned by the French state.
So much for progress in the next generation.
Among other things, they insisted that "renewables aren't economical" and only "exist because of subsidies". "So much for progress," Taylor wrote.
"This is the end game" makes for a good exhortation, but it doesn't actually leave much room for progress.
Add that to the fact that the "tax" hits a vulnerable and not especially profitable American industry, and that China is on the Americans' side here, and it's hard to see much prospect for progress.
The good news is that, in my experience, when gender parity is brought up in conversation, the issue is almost always embraced favorably with much desire for progress.
In return for a greater commitment to Saudi security, the U.S. could reasonably demand of the royal family that they decrease not only funding for terrorism -- where significant progress has already been made -- but also for Wahhabism in general, which remains an area where there is still much room for progress.
"This was just a little over two weeks after the March on Washington, which had generated so much optimism for progress of civil rights," recalled Randall Jimerson, who was 14 when his white minister father scooped up the shards of glass from outside the bombed Birmingham church on Sept. 15, 1963.
