Sentence examples for progress of trying from inspiring English sources

There might even have been a sense of progress, of trying to allow this team to play to its full potential, to challenge the best, to dream of going a little further.

Murff's role was to supervise and monitor the progress of teenagers trying to correct their behavior during a life stage that's already emotional, transitional, and, in the case of many of Murff's charges, further complicated by socioeconomic circumstances and sometimes addiction.

The triumph of Wal-Mart, the death of the family farm, the flow of blue-collar jobs to Juárez and white-collar jobs to Bangalore: all are developments that in their equivocal character — from one perspective supremely rational and from another self-defeating — are consistent with Weber's notions of progress and the futility of trying (or even wanting to try) to resist it.

As it was, by the time Adam Johnson came on, City could not shrug off the mind-set of trying to progress through the eye of a needle.

Google using its muscle to back completely new areas of technology that are at the core of Europe's own digital progress agenda is one way of trying to counterbalance that.

But she accepts criticism as "part of trying to create progress; you get called crazy, like any inventor".

That lack of progress is because governments are wary of trying to tell people what to eat, says Richard Waite, a food specialist at WRI. "There's been more attention about how to mitigate the impact on agriculture, but not dietary change and consumers.

Upon publication of Silent Spring, Carson was attacked as an alarmist and was accused of trying to reverse scientific progress.

In fact, his latest novel, Influx, explores the idea of trying to control technological progress.

After six years of trying, Mr Ma can claim too little progress on this.

"It begins with the concept of trying to have something [that] would unravel in layers as the song progressed.