make progress

As if Rubio hasn’t experienced enough humiliation in the first six weeks on the job, his failure to make progress on this task—all the while realizing, deep down, that it’s a mad mission—may eclipse all prior demoralization.

The paper stated that the executive would "make progress" on the redevelopment of Casement Park, but did not include a definitive timeframe for this.

Olly Glover, the newly elected MP for Didcot and Wantage, said he was "putting pressure" on the police to make progress.

Ms Wilson-Hope said at one point the family did not know if Bella would survive, but thanks to the "great care" received at James Cook hospital in Middlesbrough, she started to make progress.

But the Jan. 21 encounter between Bass and Horvath was hardly a one-off, raising questions about whether the mayor’s trademark skill, which she has leaned on to make progress on homelessness, may be failing her when she needs it most.