Sentence examples for take progress from inspiring English sources
"take progress" is not a correct phrase.
A more appropriate phrase would be "make progress." For example: "I am determined to make progress in my studies this semester."
But I'll take progress where I can get it.
Mike Bloomberg understands we can't take progress for granted".
The Jets, and Sanchez, will take progress where they can get it.
This is a big deal!" We take progress anywhere we can get it.
But he added: "I'll take progress where you can find it.
Since then he has become a formidable coach, and Barcelona know they cannot take progress for granted.
The Regional Director took note of progress made in gender parity in primary education.
Like any movement for social change, progress--especially legal progress--takes time.
A society that takes progress as its religion does not look kindly on despair.
In this thin book, Johnson takes progress as a given, without seriously considering counter-arguments about stagnation and decline.
"A year ago there was nothing opening," Mr Sheikh Mohamed says, before warning against taking progress for granted in a city where war has long been the norm.
