Sentence examples for progress to win from inspiring English sources

While the first was addressed by explaining that the opportunity for development meant the head would stay longer, the second required rapid progress to win the confidence of parents.

But on economic policy, such as trade, and his recent attempt to push Republicans to raise taxes on the super-wealthy, Bannon made no progress to win allies in Congress.

By our standards, they are now anachronistic, but in countries where there has not been the same type of progress, to win a beauty contest of this stature is a big deal.

Olympic super-heavyweight boxing champion Anthony Joshua told BBC Radio 5 live: "I was on the Olympic team for 17 months before London, and the improvements I made and the championships I was going to and the experience I was getting, all through the help of the funding, brought me on leaps and bounds and helped me progress to win my gold medal".

These games should start pretty easy to let the player get the hang of the puzzle, but it should become harder and harder as they progress to win.

Since 1948 the winner of that award – this year to be held on January 28 in a ceremony hosted by Kelsey Grammer – has progressed to win the best director award at the Oscars 58 times out of 64.

After losing a frustrating decision to Esparza in the semi-finals of The Ultimate Fighter 20, and then watching her progress on to win the finale and claim the straw-weight title, this must feel like a shot at redemption.

"The women's double, because of injury, is still a work in progress and to win was significant.

Wealthy special interests, especially the big boys on Wall Street, and the opponents of progress, continue to win out over middle and low income folks most of the time, even inside the Democratic party.

A draw will be enough for Senegal to progress, Uruguay need to win by two goals.

In other words, to make any progress, we need to win the argument on a more fundamental level.