If kids are always completely confident and comfortable, they aren't going to make much progress.
"It will be difficult to make much progress in the days to come, " the Western official said.
But it will be difficult to make much progress on reconstruction if the insurgency continues at its present intensity.
Meanwhile the negotiators chilling in gas-rich Qatar are unlikely to make much progress.
Apple did not fix the vast majority of flaws in Siri and did not appear to make much progress in advancing the technology.
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To reduce those balances we must reverse that and live beneath our means, but the higher the balances the more difficult it will be to make much progress beyond servicing the debt.
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Now, if that's their opening position or their closing position in negotiations, then we're probably not going to make much progress, because I don't think that's economically sound and I don't think that's what the American people expect, is for us to stand by and do nothing.
So we're trying to make as much progress as we can here, and to do that we're going to need a full team.
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But it's going to be hard to make much upward progress without aggressive action from the Fed.
If the startup is going to be successful, the team needs to transition into running effectively so as to make as much progress as quickly as possible, especially while cash is severely constrained.
Children who were tutored in pairs and groups of three appeared to make just as much progress as those taught on a one-to-one basis.
And we -- and when we do so, though, we will always do so with the humility and understanding that we are not perfect and that we still have much progress to make.
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For a couple of years, he tended to overdo the late night carousing and underestimated how much he needed to practice to make further progress.
And so I think I've got to take direct responsibility for the fact that we have not made as much progress as we need to make.
You can argue, rightly, that we haven't made as much progress as we need to make when it comes to spurring job creation.
He also called for a national unit to be set up to make a "robust report" into how much progress had been made.
Today students make progress from concept to concept regardless of how much effort they expend and how well they do.
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In fact, our engineering teams have worked incredibly hard over the years to make our products even more environmentally friendly, and much of our progress has come in areas not yet measured by EPEAT.
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He acknowledged that "there are great leaders in all schools, including challenging schools" and added that changes to the Ofsted framework were designed to focus inspections on the "value added" - how much progress pupils make from when they arrive at the school.
So given that these things aren't entirely scientific, if they don't make progress we won't be sure how much David Ford's honesty will be to blame.
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"There's so much positive momentum on the battlefield that it makes sense not to give up while we are starting to make progress, " O'Hanlon says.
Given our current circumstances, however, much more needs to be done, with a greater sense of urgency, if the US is to make substantial progress against major social challenges.
Much criticism has properly been heaped on the lap of the Maliki government in Iraq for failing to make critical political progress that could improve the long-term prospects for post-Saddam Iraq.
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