Sentence examples for has failed to progress from inspiring English sources

Progress is defined here as explaining new phenomena and solving existing problems, yet astrology has failed to progress having only changed little in nearly 2000 years.

Historically, much of the rail industry's intake has failed to progress beyond level 2. Howarth is keen to get more FE colleges involved.

Quite a different thing now.' Yet Desai's point is that it is Lola who has failed to progress, still dreaming of an England of Christie and Wodehouse.

Del Potro is not dismissing a protracted stay at Wimbledon – the only major in which he has failed to progress to the quarterfinals – especially if his serve is clicking.

It's almost a tennis-player's lifetime since he reached the final here in 1997 and subsequently he has failed to progress beyond the last 16 at any of the four grand slams.

It was another disappointing exit for the 29-year-old Venus, who has never won the Australian Open and has failed to progress past the last eight at Melbourne Park since 2003.

They have failed to progress beyond the first round on each occasion, three times on goal difference.

But the early promise faded quickly and, before this week, she had failed to progress beyond the last 16 at a slam in 13 further attempts.

Having failed to progress from their group, Wales became a 'lucky loser' when Israel were ordered to play an eliminator against European opposition after Arab countries had refused to meet them in the wake of the Suez Crisis two years earlier.

Other tired ski destinations in Bulgaria, Romania and Slovakia have failed to progress since the fall of communism, largely because of their inability to attract the multi-million pound investment required to build a modern lift system.

That neatly summed up the colour and exuberance granted this tournament by the hosts, even after Bafana Bafana had failed to progress from the group, and capped by a beaming Nelson Mandela appearing on the pitch just prior to the final.