Sentence examples for this progress said from inspiring English sources

"What will happen to all this progress?" said Mr. Tweedie, of the National Conference of State Legislatures.

"They appear to be opening doors for small contractors, and I want to help the agency build on this progress," said Senator Olympia J. Snowe, the Maine Republican who is chairwoman of the Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurs.

This progress, said Mr. Polyakov of the city's Traffic Control Center, is because of new roads, a new automated system for fining motorists and better behavior by drivers and pedestrians, who, thanks to the introduction of new traffic lights, now know exactly how many seconds they have to wait to cross.

"Saving the lives of millions of children in urban and rural settings, in wealthy and poor countries, is one of the first great achievements of the new millennium -- and one of the biggest challenges of the next 15 years is to further accelerate this progress" said UNICEF Deputy Executive Director Yoka Brandt.

This is progress," said Martin Harper, director of the RSPB.

"We think this contract reflects progress for the workers in this industry, substantial progress," said Wilfredo Larancuent, manager of the laundry and dry-cleaning division of Unite, formerly known as the Union of Needletrades, Industrial and Textile Employees.

"This is real progress," said Nikola Dimitrov, Macedonia's national security adviser.

"There's no other social issue that you could compare that has had this pace of progress," said Chad Griffin, the president of the Human Rights Campaign and founder of the American Foundation for Equal Rights, which filed the legal challenge against California's constitutional amendment in 2009.

"The alternative is allowing this disease to progress," said Mr Hammond, citing a worst-case scenario issued by experts that one and a half million people could be infected by January.

While this was in progress Said bin Ahmad bribed his jailer and escaped.

"It is breathtaking to say that any for-profit business will 'limit' its federal subsidy to 85% of its revenue, but in the bizarre world of for-profit schools, this is actually progress," said Senator Dick Durbin (D-IL), a leader in efforts to curb predatory college abuses.