Sentence examples for had stopped progressing from inspiring English sources
The paralysis had stopped progressing because of the G.B.S. procedure she had the day before she was given the botulism antitoxin.
The two studied disciplines show different progression schemes: most (63.9%) of T&F events have stopped progressing since 1993±8 years while all swimming events were progressing until 2009 (Fig. 1).
Ian talks with Henry about the self-immolation aspect of rock music, the life-changing experience of catching a Led Zeppelin show with Ian MacKaye, and his grievances with people who think music has stopped progressing.
Both genders present a slightly different evolution in T&F events, suggesting male events still have some potential reserve whereas the majority of women events (77.8%) has stopped progressing since 1992±8 years.
Abdullah turned to see what had stopped his progress.
The countries of Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia bore the bulk of the epidemic, and even as it seemed that aggressive action on the part of health care organizations had stopped its progress, the virus left a legacy of fear in those African countries.
But some SNAP members said they had stopped expecting any significant progress from the bishops.
The writer said he had stopped donating to the team because he was disappointed with its lack of progress.
After 1 year, the disease stopped progressing.
So the administration has stopped measuring progress by deadlines.
