Sentence examples for progress would have from inspiring English sources

That progress would have reached Stratford eventually anyway.

Progress would have been a bulwark against the sense that everything is unravelling.

But progress would have required a government committed to the interests of its people.

He said early efforts at large companies such as IBM failed to appreciate the complexity of the problem and how incremental progress would have to be.

"Who would have dreamed 30 years ago that this much valuable progress would have been made?" asked Martin Duberman, one of the nation's pre-eminent gay historians.

Had Barack Obama been obliged to take his degree at the University of Akron, say, it is doubtful that his progress would have been remotely as stellar.

If a Sony rep wanted to check on progress, he would have to fly to Los Angeles.

"There's some progress that would have to be made to get him ready to go on Monday, but boy, has he made a lot of progress".

According to Think Progress, Democrats would have needed to have taken the national house vote by 7pt in 2012 to have won a majority of seats.

They did not make the sort of early progress they would have hoped for in seats gained and will have been very disappointed to go backwards in Swindon.

Had I known that it was only an impure work in progress, I would have told my daughters not to see it until Peter Brook put it into shape.