Sentence examples for have been able to progress from inspiring English sources

"We would have been able to progress the funding faster.

As a result, I have been able to progress quickly.

Pellegrini has been keen to state how he and his players have been able to progress to the Champions League semi-finals while also focusing on the Premier League.

"I've been lucky because I've been able to progress through the ranks," she says.

This benign climate is arguably the main reason why our species has been able to progress.

He said Spike Lee's work in the 1990s had inspired a generation of would-be black directors but few in Britain had been able to progress.

Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker, said Rudin's plans had been able to progress because officials assumed that there would still be medical services offered on the site.

Santos says: "In 10 years' time I hope that people will say finally we are a country that is living in peace and that we have a very strong democracy, a dynamic democracy that has been able to progress socially and that we no longer have this shameful title of being one of the most unequal countries in Latin America".

In the absence of a unified regulatory framework, but by seeking professional guidance and applying professional values and culture, the EBB has been able to progress and contribute to the development of regulations as well as to establishing a basis for international cooperation in RD biobanking.

By disregarding the subtleties of the distinctions that psychologists are inclined to make, economists have been able to make progress by ignoring the trees in order to see the forest.

Policy director Peter Peacock said: "To get this far has required a great deal of determination by the community, and latterly all parties have been able to make progress through a process of brokered discussions.