Sentence examples for time for progress from inspiring English sources

So it's time for progress toward peace in the Middle East?

ALL of this presupposes that another time for progress toward peace may come -- and, with it, the debate over how active Americans should be in seeking a deal.

He suggested that it would be easier if the Turkey-Armenia normalization could be considered after April in order to allow more time for progress on NK.

Woodcock himself said that it was time for Progress and other Blairite Labour members to "regroup and look to the future" in light of Corbyn's win.

Mr. Obama is acutely aware that time for progress is limited in any second term, as he increasingly becomes a lame duck.

The nature of the challenge with paying for care is well understood and has been explored in depth by repeated commissions and inquiries; there has been ample time for progress to be made – this growing crisis has not suddenly appeared overnight but has been steadily building for a generation or more.

We were able to address this aspect in two ways: (i) separately analysing the predictive effect of early and later relapses on the attainment of endpoints from onset of progressive phase; and (ii) analysing the predictive effect of early and later relapses on the time for progressing from DSS 3 to higher disability levels.

Remote sensing has the potential to deliver global soil water content (SWC) on vast scales with frequent revisit times for progress in the fields of climate, weather forecasting, agriculture and hydrology.

Times for progressing from DSS 4 to higher disability levels (DSS 6 and 7) were independent of early relapses.

In addition, multiple analysis accounting for early relapses, first inter-attack interval and later relapses showed little impact from any of the covariates on times for progressing from DSS 3 to higher DSS levels.

Can you believe anyone bought those?" Well, it's time for some progress.