Sentence examples for sight of progress from inspiring English sources

One does not have to look far to lose sight of progress.

Through the often-repeated, dismal survival statistics, it is easy to lose sight of real progress that has been made in pancreatic cancer therapy.

Don't lose sight of the progress you have made by becoming vegan.

The sight of Spurs progressing at their expense will have left the locals wincing.

"The sight of girls in school is an obvious sign of progress, and there are those who are afraid of such progress," Mbengue said.

Squeezed between Israel and the invigorating sight of televised uprisings, the Palestinian authorities need a sign of progress if they are to prevent frustrations turning to violence.

THE sight of a Congolese warlord, Bosco Ntaganda, at the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague on March 26th is a sign of progress.

People should not lose sight of how much progress had been made, he said.

But England closed the game out well to put themselves well within sight of making automatic progress to Sweden 2013.

LBJ constantly complained that "liberals" would lose any chance of success by focusing on the wrong thing and losing sight of making real progress.

"We must not lose sight of the significant progress the armed opposition has made over the past two years when faced with tremendously disproportionate force," she said, and events in Qusair were "a significant example of the influx of foreign fighters, the influence of Hezbollah and the impact that has had on the ground in Syria".