Sentence examples for can only progress from inspiring English sources

A club can only progress if it is happy and that is clearly not the case at Liverpool at the moment.

But science can only progress if it values evidence over wonderment, even when it comes to theories as counterintuitive as Einstein's relativity.

"Science can only progress based on as much information as we have and what you see today is the most comprehensive assessment we can do based on all the information that's been collected," said Karl.

Hence, achieving the moral end of man is dependant on the recognition of one's self as a purposeful agent who can only progress within a society of other purposeful moral agents.

Before the series, England had only beaten the Diamonds twice in their histories but with wins in Bath, London and now Birmingham, captain Cookey thinks the sport can only progress from here.

When individuals reach the cervical cancer state, we assume no regression is possible; that is, they can only progress to a cured cancer state when alive at 5 years after diagnosis or to the cervical cancer death state.

Polytrauma patients with excessive SIRS can not only progress to multiple organ damage and failure (MOF), but also develop persistent inflammation, immunosuppression, and catabolism syndrome (PICS), which lead to infectious sepsis resulting in release of additional DAMPs and PAMPs, perpetuating a vicious cycle of inflammation [ 4, 203].

The debate on molluscan phylogeny can only be progressed using all available evidence, integrating morphological, fossil, and molecular data.

He added: "You can only get progress by suspending politics as usual.

Let me conclude with a set of measures in an area which is not fashionable today, but I believe vital for the long-term future of our country, an area where we can only make progress if government invests and works together with the voluntary and community organisations which are at the heart of every community.

"You can only get progress by suspending politics as usual.