Sentence examples for piece of progress from inspiring English sources

Even since his apparent conversion, he has voted to block a piece of progress.

Nonetheless, the gig and the remainder of the southern leg of the tour unfolded in quietly desegregated venues, a little piece of progress not widely noted.

Nowadays they have brakes - very sharp brakes - and there are four reindeer in the Arctic still alive today thanks to that piece of progress.

Deaths were as high as 2 million a year but to have them down to 600,000 a year is an amazing piece of progress.

Gail Collins's determination that corrections will appear on their own at the end of a succeeding column, and not disappear into an unrelated digression, is on its own a significant piece of progress.

In another piece of progress against AIDS, a separate, large study in Malawi sponsored by the World Bank, and made public on Sunday, found that if poor schoolgirls and their families received small monthly cash payments, the girls had sex later, less often and with fewer partners.

"You'll make bits and pieces of progress," he said.

"There are discrete pieces of progress, but a new performing arts center does not make for a renaissance," said Stephen Goldsmith, a former mayor of Indianapolis who teaches public management at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard.

Why would a valuable piece of social progress close a literary door?

Still, rainbows are definitely better than no rainbows and visibility remains an important piece of the progress puzzle.

When the situations they have predicted never come to pass, they will pay a long term political price for hindering and voting against what may be seen as the greatest piece of social progress made in decades.