Sentence examples for the waters of progress from inspiring English sources

The waters of progress had closed over his head.

It's about laying down the right rules with the right advice instead of taking a hands-off approach that could actually muddy the waters of progress.  .

One other core issue and practice that happens in our country is during times of political debate on key issues, health care, global warming, businesses and other outside groups pour millions of dollars into the debates through front groups - distorting the debate and muddying the waters of progress.

This seems to be the crux of the situation: navigating through the choppy waters of progress while making sure everyone stays on board.

If the 19th century is the high water mark of progress narratives, the following period is the era of critics.

Teams of hydrologists, biologists, and conservationists excitedly tracked the water's progress.

John Curtice, professor of politics at Strathclyde University, said: "The difficulty for Corbyn is that these local elections will be tested against a high water mark of progress for Ed Miliband in 2012, a contest held against the backdrop of George Osborne's 'omni-shambles' budget".

The report details global progress towards the MDG target for drinking water and sanitation and  provides the latest estimates of progress in water and sanitation coverage at the sub-national, national, regional and global levels.

I've been frustrated with the lack of progress on water issues in the first Obama term, and I've been frustrated for some time with the minimal attention paid by the EPA (despite its name) to environmental harm as opposed to human health impacts.

The National Research Council reported in September 2008 that no CERP projects had been completed, and the lack of progress on water deliveries to Everglades National Park "is one of the most discouraging stories in Everglades restoration".

Amid the remains of what once was, the water tower symbolizes progress and possibilities.