Sentence examples for are expected to progress from inspiring English sources

In addition, the ACC/AHA Task Force has proposed a complementary classification that considers heart failure as a progressive disease (Table 2); patients are expected to progress from one stage to the next unless progression is slowed or stopped by medical treatment (Hunt et al. 2001).

Ireland and France are expected to progress to the quarter-finals from Pool D and without Parisse Italy could be hard-pressed to rock the boat.

Successful candidates receive a starting salary of around £12,000 but are expected to progress to store manager within seven years.

Ask sensible questions about how and in what time frame you are expected to progress financially as well as professionally within the company.

While England's women, triumphant in the 50-over format in the World Cup this winter, are expected to progress to the semi-finals and beyond, the men will not be overburdened by high expectations.

Project Oracle's Standards of Evidence embody this approach, by providing a model through which small programmes can engage and be validated at Standards 1 or 2, while larger or growing programmes are expected to progress further, through Standards 3, 4 and eventually 5.

Over time, advocates may be expected to progress up the ladder.

How can the human race be expected to progress and survive if researchers let an opportunity like that slip through their fingers without even batting an eye?

Neither Ulster nor Edinburgh — the teams that play the first semifinal in Dublin on Saturday — was expected to progress this far.

84 (69) Chris Bryant; Ministerial aide, Labour MP A former Anglican priest and writer who had been expected to progress rapidly through the ministerial ranks following his election in 2001.

Coached by veteran Marcello Lippi, who in 2006 had led the national association football (soccer) team to its fourth world title, the team had been expected to progress to the competition's second round.