Sentence examples for Prompt progress from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, Prince Saud is expected to renew Arab demands for prompt progress toward a Palestinian state to be carved from lands in the West Bank and Gaza that Israel occupied after the 1967 war.

Most people usually find them inherently tiresome, so share them for a sense of togetherness at least and prompt progress to something more enjoyable.

If that doesn't work, the prompt progresses to a flashing light, then a pulsing tone, and ultimately a text message to the user's cell phone.

Trump's apparent fondness for the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, along with his suggestion that US support for Nato – the security umbrella that for 60 years has made European stability and prosperity possible – may not be unconditional, has already prompted progress in one area.

More international collaborations are expected to prompt the progress in both the research and commercialization.

According to another administration official, the White House hastily set up the meeting Thursday afternoon, hoping to prompt some progress before Mr. Boehner returned home to Ohio for the weekend.

»… it has now become possible to visualize, isolate and genetically modify stem cells of the adult intestine…« These findings and the available in vivo and in vitro model systems will prompt rapid progress in our understanding of the biology of the intestinal stem cell niche.

In summary, PTs' responses to the three diagnostic tests, along with their voice in the two prompts revealed progress with their remaining difficulties.

But critics, including many in the United States, say that it only frees more militants to further destabilize the region and that there's little evidence that releases have prompted political progress.

Finally, the appraisal and feedback stage prompts a progress review and feedback from the health professional to the patient.

Hence, targeted inhibition of MBD protein function is now considered a potential therapeutic alternative for thwarting DNA hypermethylation prompted neoplastic progress.