Sentence examples for became to progress from inspiring English sources

Ràfols's new career plan became to "progress in the business world without forgetting about the research part," he says.

"Sometimes when you come here it becomes difficult to progress; you go back to the teaching hospital and all your colleagues are far, far ahead of you.

" Sometimes when you come here it becomes difficult to progress; you go back to the medical colleges and all your colleagues are far, far ahead of you" (Non-specialist doctor, male).

Any one of them placed ahead of the others would become a roadblock to progress.

The News Corp deputy chairman, Chase Carey, said the bid had become "too difficult to progress in this climate".

It can then become very difficult to progress with the task in hand.

Egypt and Jordan, both American allies with strong ties to the Palestinians, have long since quietly concluded that Yasser Arafat has become an obstacle to progress.

We must forge ahead and not allow distractions or roadblocks to become a deterrent to progress.

Pushed to an absurd extent the evidence based construct can become an impediment to progress rather than a handy tool.

U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan agrees, saying in Time recently, "I actually think the law has become an impediment to progress".

14 Therefore, an effective screening strategy to detect and treat LTBI in those most likely to become infected and to progress to active disease is of public health interest.