Sentence examples for progress lies from inspiring English sources
It is not through the incessant intellectual self-flagellation that so many well-meaning progressives engage in that the path to progress lies.
Somewhere between this jeremiad and the naïve idea of inevitable progress lies the complicated truth.
The blunt reply to any suggestion of Scottish progress lies in the final group standings.
"Economic, social and cultural progress lies in every country empowering their female populations," she said.
In this very enthusiasm over the children's progress lies a potential pitfall.
"More than 70 years of hard work and human progress lies at risk".
And yet in Vile Bodies' extraordinary colonising progress lay the seeds of its obsolescence.
If that is so, we simply cannot know where the limits of human progress lie.
On gun control, though, the best chances of progress lie in state reforms.
Though the financial industry is slowly consolidating, the five countries still have 125 banks between them.Behind that spotty progress lie big obstacles to integration.
The slow movement plays out in what seems like one long and very beautiful sigh, although within the continuous forward progress lie subtle shifts of key.
