Sentence examples for trying to make progress from inspiring English sources

"They talked about trying to make progress on the contentious issues," she said.

Last Friday, he began his morning by trying to make progress through a book of six hundred Go problems.

Then, and urgently, it means trying to make progress toward secure, viable states of both Israel and Palestine.

We owe it to the schools that are trying to make progress but don't have the resources they need.

Historical self-consciousness about the contingent elements in this process is compatible with the idea of a single truth toward which humans are trying to make progress.

Everett's talents were obvious to the faculty at S.I.L., who for twenty years had been trying to make progress in Pirahã, with little success.

Labour tried to make progress on this issue, he says.

Mastroeni won balls in the midfield, and Jamie Smith and Brian Mullan tried to make progress on the wings.

"And if they try to make progress, it leads to the opposite.

For the next five years, Bin Laden tried to make progress with the al-Qaida project.

Europe has also tried to make progress on the toughest aspect of building codes — enforcing them and getting ordinary people to notice and care.