Sentence examples for have progressed enough from inspiring English sources

"But in the early stages of the condition, it may not have progressed enough to be picked up, so the study may be negative," says Dr. Mudgal.

"The president basically said, 'Look, I'm behind you on this.' " While Myanmar's progress has not been without bumps, things have progressed enough that Mrs. Clinton accompanied Mr. Obama on his own visit last fall.

Senior officials who oversaw preparation of the American intelligence report say Iran's weapon-design work, with the right fuel, might have progressed enough by 2003 to make a bomb comparable to the five-ton blunderbuss dropped on Hiroshima.

At one point the company was considering installing as many as eight fuel cells, but decided deregulation would not have progressed enough for the additional cells to be practical when the building goes into operation late this year.

By mid-summer, he added, construction should have progressed enough to know if the opening date is realistic.

Depictions of women on-screen, and coverage of women in the spotlight, have progressed enough to celebrate women who speak their minds, take care of themselves, and have experience in the ways of the world.

Four months later, Rasheem and two other students had progressed enough to move on to regular high schools.

Nonetheless, Mr. Cherkasky told the court that the department had progressed enough to warrant shifting more authority from federal oversight to the department's internal monitors.

It was expected that their reliance on official sources of additional capital would continue until their economies had progressed enough to gain them access to private international capital markets.

But those hotbeds are hardly confined to the United States, with Indian coaches crying foul as well, their program having progressed enough that two Indian wrestlers won medals in London last summer.

And, although the women's game has progressed – enough for Brown to command one of the central contracts which enables her to balance the sport with her part-time secondary school teaching job – it is still struggling to forge a path.