Sentence examples for expected to progress to from inspiring English sources
Ireland and France are expected to progress to the quarter-finals from Pool D and without Parisse Italy could be hard-pressed to rock the boat.
Successful candidates receive a starting salary of around £12,000 but are expected to progress to store manager within seven years.
While England's women, triumphant in the 50-over format in the World Cup this winter, are expected to progress to the semi-finals and beyond, the men will not be overburdened by high expectations.
23 April/7 May 2017: French presidential elections The first round of voting will be on 23 April and the leader of the anti-EU Front National Marine Le Pen is widely expected to progress to the decisive runoff.
Coached by veteran Marcello Lippi, who in 2006 had led the national association football (soccer) team to its fourth world title, the team had been expected to progress to the competition's second round.
Here, the question of most interest is: how much of the DCIS diagnosed at screening would be expected to progress to invasive cancer if left untreated?
In addition, the ACC/AHA Task Force has proposed a complementary classification that considers heart failure as a progressive disease (Table 2); patients are expected to progress from one stage to the next unless progression is slowed or stopped by medical treatment (Hunt et al. 2001).
The focus remains on Aberdeen, since they are expected to progress further and narrow the gap to Celtic.
Recent advances are gradually clarifying the clinicopathological characteristics of CoCC and expected to progress the comprehension of CoCC.
Therefore, capillary rise here is expected to progress along the wide pore (paths 1 4′ in Fig. 10e).
