Sentence examples for some progress to make from inspiring English sources

"DFID has some progress to make on transparency.

Before he can write well about himself, he thinks he has some progress to make.

Leicester have some progress to make before they clamber back to the Premier League, and Greg Clarke, their former chairman, also has a way to go before his promised new dawn of transparency truly breaks over the Football League.

He added: "It showed me that America still had some progress to make … it just seems like a lot of people gave [Sterling] a lot of flak, well deserved, but you know – I feel like a lot more people were surprised than they should have been".

According to Diabetes UK, Northern Ireland has still some progress to make.

"He could not come out during his career which means we still have some progress to make in our game". Wenger's comments echo those made by former Leeds player Robbie Rodgers, who said it was "impossible" to contemplate coming out and remaining in football.

"I am under no illusions that we have some considerable progress to make and we will do," she said.

They're making some progress; they need to make more.

"I think this month there has been more attention and more pressure on the administration in some years to make some progress and there is finally a response," she added.

Also, the decision not to engage directly had previously arisen from the desire at the Pentagon and elsewhere to have some time to make progress militarily.

She also noted that it would take Baghdad some time to make progress on curbing sectarian influences in its armed forces.