Sentence examples for common progression from inspiring English sources

It's a common progression.

Not a common progression in the dance world, but it is Victor Quijada's story.

All these provisions reflect a common progression in copyright legislation from a narrow protection against mere literal physical copying to a broader view which allows the copyright owner control over some changes of medium and adaptations of the original work.

The most common progression order is LRCP, in which the primary sorting directive is by quality.

Here we identify a common progression pattern for world records from all quantifiable Olympic events and propose a model that predicts the end of the quest.

Although fever and infection after PNL are common, progression to sepsis is rare.

Ghosh and Yamarik (2004) reveal, through the common progressions that undertake efficient two-way causality, the FTA and trading blocs have a significant direct effect on the volume of bilateral trade among member nations comparative to non-member nations.

"Bits and bobs" has emerged as a common professional progression for those ousted.

In contrast to the impact of VRC common to progression in adults and children, the HLA effects on disease outcome, that are substantial in adults, are small and statistically insignificant in infected children.

The songs share a similar — though common — chord progression.

However, episodes of PPH with differing causes may have common pathological progression, with measurement of haemostatic impairment potentially providing important information for diagnosis and therapeutic intervention.