Sentence examples for setting progress from inspiring English sources

"Failure to address the current $22bn funding gap for global education will jeopardise the new SDGs, potentially setting progress back over 30 years," Unesco said.

They don't have to ask states to gut their accountability systems and start again; states are already setting progress goals for these groups of children.

If the proposal fails to be approved by creditors, "it is likely to set progress back by at least nine months before any alternative mechanisms can be put in place," PricewaterhouseCoopers said in the statement.

Mrs Thatcher may have neglected Liverpool in the first half of the 1980s, but Mr Hatton and the Militant's grip on my city by the middle of the decade set progress back a generation.

TC: Will this split set progress back, do you think?

An organized timeline will help you set progress milestones to better coordinate workers on-site and equipment and supply deliveries.

UNICEF is increasingly concerned that disasters are disproportionately affecting the most vulnerable, eroding hard-won development gains and setting back progress toward the Millennium Development Goals.

Take a look at the keys before the match, then follow a player's performance against them as the sets progress.

I think some of the radical architecture of the 60s and 70s set the progress back.

One doctor claims that socialized medicine has set back progress of their profession 100 years.

As in the bailouts of Greece and Ireland, the lenders have set quarterly progress reviews.