Sentence examples for problems to make progress from inspiring English sources

To paraphrase a favorite colleague of mine from my days at American Express, "you just have to chunk" the big, hairy problems to make progress towards solving them.

What's true is that every day is another opportunity to solve this problem, or to make progress on it.

"We are considering ways to help with this problem and hope to make progress soon," Dr. Brinkley said.

But by embracing the uncertainty of the problem, their predictions started to make progress.

"Because there's very little emphasis on it, and emphasis on other health problems, we don't expect to make progress on traffic safety, which is why the ranking is expected to get worse," Mr. Krug said.

"The problem was that we have to make progress on the role of the private sector, and we have made progress," he said.

To make progress against knotty problems, break them down — dissect the causes and analyze their impact on different groups.

Radio frequency techniques offer an economical approach to obtaining the large collecting power required to make progress on these problems.

That's not surprising; after all, we selected them because they have already proved their ability not just to identify but also to make progress on important problems.

. Our theory of change is simple: To make progress on global problems, we must engage and empower moms.

On Sunday, delegates from the UN, governments and civil society will gather in The Hague for a four-day conference to try to make progress on this problem.