Sentence examples for down the progress from inspiring English sources

He argued that they would slow down the progress of trials and would be too expensive.

Her care felt like something that would drag down the progress of human development.

Jubilantly, she set down the progress, almost hour by hour, of an exuberant deliverance far more remarkable than Laura Bridgman's frail and inarticulate release.

Scientists have previously suggested uric acid might play a role in slowing down the progress of brain conditions such as Parkinson's, but researchers in the US say they have the first evidence Alzheimer's risk might also be affected.

"What I've learned time and time again is that if you tell someone, 'This is good for you,' that's the surest way to slow down the progress of the movement," he said the other day at an Equinox gym at Broadway and 50th Street, where Creative Juice is sold.

An eight-year study of 1,000 H.I.V.-infected women in Tanzania that was published in The New England Journal of Medicine last week has shown that giving pills containing high amounts of vitamins B, C and E can slow down the progress of AIDS and cut down on painful infections like thrush and diarrhea.

Putting my finger[s] back down halted the progress bar again.

Activity streams were added for this same reason and as such, any user can drill down into the progress being made on a certain issue.

In a nutshell: white male bigots in America aren't down with the progress in this county that's excluding them.

But there are two key factors which are slowing down the crucial progress of renewable energy in the Western Isles.

Consequently, the UN procedures inherently tend to incentivize extreme positions, slowing down the negotiation progress, while proactive forerunners tend to be disincentivized by lack of recognition.