Sentence examples for progress in pushing from inspiring English sources

"We are making steady progress in pushing it down".

He used this statistic as evidence of progress in pushing the Taliban back.

Uribe's administration boasts progress in pushing back Farc rebels, attracting foreign investment and expanding social programmes to areas like Chocó, where poverty rates top 75%.

The government has also made progress in pushing through improvements to the country's decrepit transport and power systems.Although the war will put additional strain on the government's already shaky finances, the economy should continue to grow.

He said that a speech Mr. Gbagbo gave earlier this week, in which he appeared open to international mediation, was a sign of his progress in pushing that agenda.

He said she had made some progress in pushing other European nations toward a "fiscal compact" that would prevent a repeat of the fiscal profligacy that had gotten Greece and other countries into trouble, and set off the broader crisis of confidence.

But in recent years genuine progress has been made in pushing back against this disease, with an estimated 4.3 million lives saved from malaria since 2001, thanks to a colossal global push.

Rewinding to similar points in the consolidation of Web services and RSS, it's instructive to realize that the tortoise often beat the hare in pushing back progress until the native power of these standardizing technologies achieved enough momentum to warrant the peace with honor necessary to force the big vendors into adoption.

We need more leaders who are willing to risk thinking differently and acting boldly in pushing forward progress.

In the past 30 years a wave of innovations has transformed the lives of consumers in the developed world, allowing people to engage in a huge range of activities by using devices they can hold in their hand.Governments' role in pushing forward technological progress has been widely underestimated, as Mariana Mazzucato shows in her book, "The Entrepreneurial State".

"As teachers and as citizens, we are pained and outraged to see the advancement of democracy in Hong Kong stifled and suppressed," the statement begins before strongly endorsing student activism: "When we look back at history, both in China and overseas, we see that student movements have been an important force in pushing for social progress.