Sentence examples for progress to keep from inspiring English sources

Even though European political leaders seem to argue endlessly, they have made enough progress to keep speculators at bay.

Having finished no higher than sixth in any race this season that's a tough ask, but you have to progress to keep competitive, and having now raced on all the tracks I'm fully confident I will succeed in that goal.

So we carry the unwritten note with us, a work forever in progress, to keep the family close in our thoughts, easy to impress and even dazzle — how nice of him to write! — as we take the time necessary to let things settle, adjust to the loss in our own small and selfish way.

But the lack of sustained enthusiasm for Monday's gains shows a need for continued progress to keep the fast forward button pressed.

The important thing, as you know, is to constantly see ourselves as a work in progress, to keep adopting while remaining true to our DNA.

As a textbook example of industrial design that has progressed to keep pace with design trends, with each new model reinterpreting its heritage yet resisting retrograde shifts, the classic, beloved shape of the 911 has endured.

"We recognize that progress needs to keep coming faster," the President said, especially in view of the terrorist attacks in Paris and San Bernardino.

He added, "My challenge as mayor will be to include everyone in that progress and to keep our city moving in the right direction".

If you want to get somewhere else, you must run at least twice as fast as that!" So explained the Red Queen to Alice, in a line that has since seen Lewis Carroll's royal adopted as figurehead for the theory that we do not evolve to progress, but to keep pace with our changing environment.

Think about it this way, if you don't care about your progress enough to keep it on track, who will?

In other words, you won't have to delete your account and lose all your progress, just to keep the company from gaining access to your private data.