Sentence examples for place of progress from inspiring English sources

In public, Martelly still urges his citizens to make Haiti a place of progress and prosperity — a message of self-reliance that is both an acknowledgment that the world has stopped caring and a defense of his administration's failings.

The Middle East will either become a place of progress and peace, or it will be an exporter of violence and terror that takes more lives in America and in other free nations.

The choice is simple: "The Middle East will either become a place of progress and peace, or it will be an exporter of violence and terror that takes more lives in America and in other free nations".

"The Middle East will either become a place of progress and peace, or it will be an exporter of violence and terror that takes more lives in America and in other free nations," Mr. Bush insisted, in justifying the cost in blood and deficit-inducing spending.

9to5 is a place of progress and hope, where we build a better world together.

It's a weird and often sad place of progress and regression, where the homeless have iPhones but the rich still run the newspapers.

For people who love to dwell in contradictions, the US is the greatest country in the world: the land of the free built on slavery, the country of law and order where everyone is entitled to a gun, a place of unimpeded progress where they cling to backwardness out of sheer stubbornness.

Throughout the nineteenth century, novelists, poets, and government politicians perpetuated the myth that the American frontier was a place of opportunity, progress, freedom, and ideal living (Billington 1967).

In some places years of progress in poverty reduction have been undone as the poorest have been hit by the double whammy of weak economies and still-high food prices.

Although the reform is still at an early stage, this paper assesses whether the foundations are in place for progress in terms of universal coverage.

"Scotland and England are in a pretty similar place in terms of progress [but] I would say Scotland wants to put a bit more emphasis on collecting information to show what's actually happening," he said.