Sentence examples for have proceeded more from inspiring English sources

Mr. Warnock said Mr. Jobs would have proceeded more cautiously when the company had less clout.

But the recovery probably would have proceeded more rapidly if the fiscal program had been larger.

Mrs. Clinton, speaking to reporters after touring a retirement center in New Rochelle, conceded today that she should have proceeded more cautiously on health care reform, but she stood by the concept.

However, with high-quality crust cover across this study site, recovery from small-scale disturbances such as individual fires, presence of invasive species, or mechanical disruption from mammals may have proceeded more rapidly than if a larger area was severely degraded; recovery rates of soil lichens are positively related to nearby undisturbed lichen cover (Lalley and Viles 2008).

Anecdotal evidence suggests that urbanization of the study area over the past decade may have proceeded more rapidly in the intervention villages than in the control villages.

Abu Dhabi, with far greater oil reserves and a more conservative, religious population, has proceeded more deliberately.

He told me that he and his group had proceeded more or less by trial and error.

Thawing has proceeded more slowly in the Arctic above Alaska, Canada and Greenland, but one day what is happening in Russia could happen there.

Even as his fellow Republican John McCain and fellow New Yorker Hillary Rodham Clinton have all but formally declared their candidacies, Mr. Giuliani has proceeded more cautiously.

But assigning the markers used in the mapping to specific canine chromosomes, an essential process to exploiting the data's full potential, has proceeded more slowly.

Election observers from the Caribbean Community and Organization of American States said the runoff, while far from error- or confusion-free, had proceeded more smoothly than the initial round, and the counting of ballots endured much more scrutiny for fraud and irregularities.