Sentence examples for would have been progress from inspiring English sources

In that context, merely finishing this season with their pants on would have been progress.

But unless I was completely on top and chasing, chasing, chasing it wouldn't have been progressed".

He said that a couple of Republicans congratulated him in private, but "there have been no negative comments and I think a few years ago, there would have been," indicating there has been progress on same-sex marriage.

South African officials, acknowledging that Mr. Mugabe has not responded as Zimbabwe's opposition had hoped, contend that there would have been no progress at all if he had publicly rebuked Mr. Mugabe.

The main conclusion of the book is that there would have been more progress in policymaking, if not for the influence of the contrarian experts, which tried on ideological reasons to undermine trust in the science base for regulation.

"We would have been able to progress the funding faster.

Russell and Burch would have been pleased that progress is being made, but appalled at its slow pace.

What would have happened in China without the Olympics, he asked, rhetorically:"There would have been no political progress at all.

If Mr Giuliani had controlled education as he has the city's police force (the mayor directly appoints the police commissioner), perhaps there would have been as much progress in the classroom as there has been in the fight against crime.

It would have been a vision of progress — or, dare I say, of hope.

With the FA board currently debating the merits of a national football centre at Burton-on-Trent, they would have been interested in the progress of the Lawn Tennis Association's national tennis centre at Roehampton.