Sentence examples for progress on its own from inspiring English sources

It seems unlikely that the Senate will make much progress on its own over the weekend after heated discussions ended with little accomplished on Thursday.

Meanwhile, Boeing's archrival Airbus has been drip-feeding news about the progress on its own carbon-composite rival to the Dreamliner, the A350 XWB although it has had its own share of setbacks and cancellations.Even after its cancellations Boeing has orders for about 800 Dreamliners, enough to keep its lines busy for years ahead.

What this should tell us, and remind us, is that society doesn't progress on its own.

Should Westerners assess China's progress on its own terms, or on ours?

But, over all, the economy is too weak to make steady progress on its own or to withstand premature austerity.

Iraqis are already taking on many of the tasks the Americans once performed, raising great hopes that the country will progress on its own but also deep fears of failure.

"The barricades are sinking into the sand and it just seems that nature is progressing on its own.

You state that living donation is progressing "quietly, on its own, with no centralized control," suggesting that transplant professionals undertake this "scientific and social experiment" without reflection.

Gretchen and Jimmy's story, which acquires surprising emotional weight as the season progresses, is highly addictive on its own merits.

But some Republicans are questioning that decision again, especially now that China seems to be progressing more quickly than expected on its own fighter with radar-evading capability.

Millions if not billions who represent humanity's best impulses are united and determined to see our leaders find a way to put aside parochial interests and to achieve quantum progress - essential but of course on its own insufficient.