Sentence examples for to make better progress from inspiring English sources

"Top 10percentt students tend to make better progress and have higher graduation rates," she said.

Where we need to make better progress is how we involve learning disabled artists and recognise the contribution they can make.

"I believe that our inability to make better progress in a number of important areas -- education, the environment, health care -- is traceable to excessive special interest influence in Washington," Mr. Nielsen said.

Instead of each country tackling the particular cancers that afflict its citizens, there is a need to join together to make better progress, as well as to start things happening in countries where there is no help at all for men, women and children with the disease.

The students are not learning what they might, if they had the opportunity to make better progress in their learning environment.

Russo admits that Lucent needs to make better progress in the corporate market and says its business realignment will help speed the delivery of products to its customers.

Central to making better progress is the recognition that HIV counselling and treatment should be part of wider services that are more sensitive to adolescent needs, such as sexual and reproductive health and family planning information, and guidance on disclosure.

We're getting used to our dogs and make better progress, allowing us to stop for lunch and try our hand at ice fishing.

Reached later by phone, Cuomo said the process of bringing the two sides together involved making "suggestions as to how they can make better progress with a settlement than they can in litigation".

It's a more enlightened approach to get industry to do what it can; we will make better progress,." The company points to its investment in projects to tackle alcohol harm and bring unlicensed outlets within regulation.

Perversely this gives hope to those who believe the FTSE 100 will make better progress in 2007 as its laggards catch up.