Sentence examples for whatever progress from inspiring English sources

Yet for whatever progress, glaring gaps and chronic flaws persist.

That could undo whatever progress Mr Obama made on the reassurance front.

Whatever progress has been made, the challenges are not all in the past.

Whatever progress has been achieved is modest at best, and far from irreversible.

The spectators will be getting a good look at whatever progress Woods has been able to make since Augusta.

Whatever progress has been achieved has come at great sacrifice and seems fragile and incomplete at best.

These are already poor countries, and Ebola has crushed whatever economic progress there was.

Overpopulation is at the root of every violent conflict; population growth "eats up" whatever economic progress African countries achieve.

But the audit mainly amounts to a baseline for measuring whatever true progress is to come, parish by parish.

The sharp fall in the American stock market, along with renewed financial crises in Latin America and yet another year with little sign of economic recovery in Japan, are rekindling concern that whatever economic progress seemed under way early this year has ended.

Officials at the Pentagon, in particular, were adamant that whatever diplomatic progress was made, the United States was still justified in moving ahead with a limited national missile defense, the first phase of which is explicitly intended to counter a threat from North Korea.