Sentence examples for chance for progressing from inspiring English sources

According to developmental work by Watson et al. (2007), when students at various grade levels had a good understanding of "lower level" variation concepts, they had a fairly high chance for progressing to more conceptually demanding levels.

Take, for example, the gray day that I ended my teams' chances for progressing through the county tournament.

But now there is a second chance for progress -- and President Bush can play a role.

Democrats are divided between thinking that it's the most realistic chance for progress and worrying that it's a fig leaf that may delay more significant action.

Further delay by the Senate or significant tinkering could end up torpedoing an already fragile agreement and a rare chance for progress on reasonable gun control.

Both sides accused the other of deliberately torpedoing the meeting and the immediate chance for progress in the off-season lockout.

The official said the Administration would not want to make an overture that might damage the chance for progress between Israel and Morocco.

He has promised that his government will spend more on research.Released from the restrictive control of the former regimes, scientists in Arab countries see a chance for progress.

But the members of both parties should first tackle immigration reform, Mr. Giuliani said, because, in his view, it presented the best chance for progress in a capital where the two parties now share power.

In the latter stages of his paramilitary career, Keenan decided that the best chance for progress towards his ultimate goal of a socialist united Ireland lay in taking the political path and supporting the peace process.

The cries most often heard are "Why can't we be like Maplewood Village or Madison?" or "Why can't we get a big box store in here to draw people to the downtown?" The only chance for progress is for the various parties to acknowledge the downtown infrastructure with all its limitations.