Sentence examples for progress not just from inspiring English sources

The ultimate aim was to make spiritual progress, not just to revere texts.

"And when I say progress, not just photo ops, but progress that is concrete".

It turns out reality TV can accelerate cultural progress – not just cultural decay.

And he's a work in progress not just physically (still filling out, still getting bigger) but of course in terms of his game, too.

–       There's little discussion so far of the role of innovation in fostering durable definitions of progress – not just in technology, but in communication, arts, diplomacy, policy.

What we need is an independent unit — made up of people from governments, the private sector and civil society — to track pledges and progress, not just on aid but also on trade, governance, investment.

The programme should be progressed not just in terms of resistance and volume but also in velocity, muscle length at contraction and multiple joint motion.

That progress did not just happen.

But that would require progress and not just intentions".

Tolerance, though, is a work in progress, and not just on the factory floor.

In his hands, the waterways' halting but inexorable linear progress finds not just a description but also an analogy in the frame-by-frame movement of film.