Sentence examples for progress may not from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes progress may not be possible".

Many Conservative wonder whether, in the light of the Congo bonfire, the progress may not be too fast.

China led the way in driving down emissions but the latest figures from oil company BP come with a warning that the progress may not last.

By the end of "Sunshine State," one gets the impression that the march of progress may not be an entirely bad thing.

Weary of the inconclusive jousting on a treaty with teeth, many delegates and observers say that small progress may not be a bad thing.

He ends up by suggesting that allowing the Chinese people a milestone to mark their progress may not cause the end of the world.

Patients with hormone-sensitive breast cancer or breast cancer that has progressed may not be eligible for this form of fertility preservation.

There are maybe a little more propensity for Y Combinator to bring in companies where they're betting on the founder and company progress may or may not matter.

"Citysearch is a work in progress that may not work out," Mr. Diller concedes.

While a 2% year-on-year growth may indicate progress, this may not be the case when other countries are reporting double-digit growth rates.

Russia, an ageing team in their third game in nine days with their own chances of progress slim, may not be quite as diligent in snuffing him out.