"Sometimes when you come here it becomes difficult to progress; you go back to the teaching hospital and all your colleagues are far, far ahead of you.
" Sometimes when you come here it becomes difficult to progress; you go back to the medical colleges and all your colleagues are far, far ahead of you" (Non-specialist doctor, male).
And just this week, Amazon announced four new Alexa Skills Kit built-in intents that help users of third-party apps more easily navigate the skills, including being able to navigate to the next item in a list, pause an action in-progress, go back to a previous item, or resume an action.
What better way to pursue the oft-stated "pro-growth "agenda of the proposed GOP tax changes than to use such legislative leverage to lead elite colleges to reconsider their values and go back to work for economic and social progress for all Americans.
" 'We're going to go back to the original plan.' " Construction progressed, for a while, but there was one little problem: The walls, which were being cut at a mill, were late.
For a snapshot of what progress looks like, go back to the 1996 New York Times series "A River Reclaimed" (Part 1 and Part 2) that I was lucky enough to write with William K. Stevens, who preceded me on the environment beat.
After much paddling and barely any progress, Marie suggested we go back to the island and wait until the wind died down.
Romney says that this is "not what a recovery looks like" and reels off data about high numbers of jobless and poor; Obama says that "we're making steady progress and can't go back to the policies that got us into this mess".
Abandon the plan and we abandon the progress we've made and go back to square one".
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