Sentence examples for progress a real from inspiring English sources

Advertising copywriters seldom enjoy the pleasure of genuine product news, genuine progress, a real story to tell.

This technique, however, left him rich in vocabulary but unable to make real progress without a real understanding of the patterns and structures that held the language together.

A top administration official described the proceedings as "grueling" and said that even minor progress was a real victory.

"The stark consequence of the failure to make available the necessary resources was that the applicants had no realistic chance of making objective progress towards a real reduction or elimination of the risk they posed by the time their tariff periods expired," says the ruling.

The bright, readable displays and the little tidbits like a slowly growing flower to indicate progress were a real joy back in 2008 when the company launched onstage at Disrupt.

But as I watched one particularly slick animation, which showed a virtual tax form lighting up line by line — yellow or green — I wondered if what I was seeing actually reflected the progress of a real task being tackled in the background.

If you're lucky, it progresses to a real date, but then your partner might look nothing like your partner.

"They agreed that the current situation in Northern Ireland is serious and, without urgent progress, there is a real threat to the stability of the devolved institutions," the prime minister's spokesman said.

After making slow progress, he made a real breakthrough in 2010, taking 48 wickets in just 11 Championship matches to help Worcestershire win promotion to Division One.

"We need to get them tied down and connected to the club for a longer time now and hopefully progress and have a real stability about what we are trying to do," said Wilkin.

And that insecurity is what drove me to read articles and books to see if I was making any progress on becoming a "real man".