Sentence examples for progress really from inspiring English sources

Hey-oh!" If all this leaves you with the impression that "progress" really means "being an idiot, but faster", then you'll enjoy the brilliant Canadian documentary Surviving Progress, currently available on ABC's iView.

We wonder just what progress really is.

Is progress really Wi-Fi on every street corner?

Still, can innovation and progress really hurt large numbers of workers, maybe even workers in general?

"We have to believe that all power and progress really begins with education," he wrote.

It was especially important to make clear that student progress really counts.

"He has progressed really quickly".

You know, his game is progressing really nicely, it seems.

The on-loan Barcelona youngster has been missing since December 14. "Gerard is progressing really well," he said.

Regardless, at 9-2 with Stan James the pick of the prices is probably Kempes, who did not run his race when sent over to Cheltenham but has otherwise progressed really well since stepping up to this kind of distance.

"The first three years under Stuart they progressed really well.