Sentence examples for started to make progress from inspiring English sources

But by embracing the uncertainty of the problem, their predictions started to make progress.

There are signs that the government has started to make progress.

"Afghan society has started to make progress in its fight against opium," Mr. Costa added.

The first half was beyond its midpoint before Watford started to make progress, and when Lewis McGugan did get a shooting chance his strike was straight at Alex McCarthy.

The moment we had standard buses and interfaces on chips, we started to make progress.

"[We've] just really started to make progress on this issue, both in terms of care and coverage, in dealing with this as a public health-related issue".

Indian is starting to make progress.

Israeli officials said Ms. Rice had called both leaders to urge them to start to make progress.

Scientists are a resourceful bunch, though, and we're starting to make progress despite these limitations.

Now we can say at last that Scotland are starting to make progress.

When employers start to recognise that careers are not necessarily linear and support their employees through these life stages, we will start to make progress.