Sentence examples for some progress for from inspiring English sources

[C5.] Some Progress for Interpublic As a deadline nears for renegotiating loan agreements with banks, the Interpublic Group of Companies in New York seems to be making some progress in addressing its financial problems.

"While we're making some progress for children, we still lack a safety net for adults".

Determined to make some progress for the children of her city, Schaaf worked to combine several existing child-focused interventions into one.

We ought to see what areas of agreement there are and see if we can make some progress for the country.

Finally, some of Mr Cameron's earlier radicalism is starting to pay off: school reform has pushed ahead fast; his attempts to slim the state have made at least some progress, for instance with the police; an attempt to simplify welfare, though accident-prone, looks promising.In this section The new face of terror Has Brazil blown it?

Blockbuster has said it would pay at least $6 a share for Circuit City.The announcement, which added that Circuit City had hired Goldman Sachs to explore strategic alternatives, indicated some progress for Blockbuster's bid, which is valued at more than $1 billion in cash.

"We've done it every 2 years since then and, yes, there has been some progress, more for women than for minorities," says Burkart. "But I can't share those numbers with you," he adds quickly.

I think we can get to the quarter-finals and at a push we could get to a semi-final, but what people want to see is some progress and for the youngsters to be given a chance.

WALLACE: Now [Petraeus is] expected to report some progress, call for a pause in July after the troop surge drawdown, and after he makes his report, to head back to Baghdad.

"We hope that we're going to make some great progress for our country.

Of course there has been some positive progress for women in other areas in 2007, but this becomes all too meaningless when set beside an ever-growing list of those whose lives have been lost through gender based violence.