Sentence examples for spearhead progress from inspiring English sources
Since the program's inception, 640 Johns Hopkins alumni have served in the Peace Corps, which was launched in 1961 by President John F. Kennedy to spearhead progress in developing countries and promote friendship between the American people and others throughout the world.
This paper spearheads progress in understanding what the prokaryote-eukaryote divide is all about, makes progress with tempo, and in exquisite style to boot.
His commitment to tackling inequity and spearheading UNICEF's progress on delivering results for the most disadvantaged children has been at the forefront of his tenure.
It is generally conceded that they have been the spearhead, however blunt, of much of the progress that has been made in pollution abatement.
The meeting is the first opportunity for the defense chiefs of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization to evaluate progress toward creating the so-called spearhead force that can quickly respond to security challenges from a newly aggressive Russia or from Islamic militants south and east of the Mediterranean Sea.
But her recent progress means that she is now spearheading something of a revival for German tennis, which has not enjoyed much success since Steffi Graf retired in 1999 with an astonishing 22 Grand Slam titles.
Despite my reservations, Arnold managed to convince his bosses that he had made progress, and they sent him to Southeast Asia to spearhead the firm's expansion in that region.
Indeed, the Americans planned to use the Brothers as a spearhead across the region, undermining governments and curtailing intellectual, scientific and economic progress everywhere.But in June of this year the Egyptian people rose up to fend off this plot by overthrowing President Muhammad Morsi and his cabal of Brotherhood plotters.
The spearhead will become sharper.
Occupy can spearhead this movement".
