Sentence examples for suggests that progress from inspiring English sources

Mr Bremer's recall suggests that progress has been too steady for Mr Bush's taste.

But if Flavor Options suggests that progress on the front lines in the marketplace is incremental, it also offers proof of just how resistant the marketplace can be to limits.

The analysis, by the UNAids and Lancet Commission, highlights a "fragile window of opportunity" for maintaining progress on curbing deaths and infections and suggests that progress made during the past decade could easily be reversed.

The army's inability to dislodge the insurgents suggests that progress will be difficult.How did Iraq, a country the world has happily ignored since American troops departed in 2011, come to such a pass?

Hunt suggests that progress the government is making in employing 11,000 extra doctors and 12,000 more nurses will be threatened and warns of the "damage caused by losing some of the 100,000 skilled EU workers who work in our health and social care system".

This result suggests that progress of α recrystallization at the early stages of annealing at the intercritical temperature mainly originates in continuous recrystallization.

It suggests that, as the debates progress, Clinton could well take more votes from Johnson and Stein.

You suggest that progress toward a democratic Iraq would be enhanced under United Nations leadership (editorial, April 2).

New research presented in Montreal last week suggested that progress is being made, but slowly.

Although the results in Uttarakhand are promising, they also suggest that progress will be slow.

In testimony suggesting that progress on the investigation has been slow, Michael A. Vatis, director of the National Infrastructure Protection Center, said agents were "working aggressively" and "continue to make good progress".