Sentence examples for interrupt progress from inspiring English sources

During a short question-and-answer session with reporters in the cavernous Washington Convention Center, I asked Dr. Chu whether sequestration would interrupt progress on energy problems.

On Thursday, speaking to reporters at the Washington Auto Show, he was asked whether sequestration, the across-the-board spending cuts scheduled to take place in March, would interrupt progress on energy problems.

He said he expected to be in the role of CEO for "three to six months" but was determined not to allow the temporary nature of his appointment to interrupt progress.

Though India has made gains, elections interrupted progress in Nigeria.

And in an interview with a Spanish-language TV network, Obama himself accused Chávez of "exporting terrorist activities" by supporting Colombia's Farc rebels, and said the Venezuelan leader had "been a force that has interrupted progress in the region".

The recession has interrupted progress in other cities.

Furthermore, a worsening in their respiratory status frequently interrupts progress to full enteral nutrition because of more frequent feeding intolerance or clinicians' concerns about aggressively increasing enteral feeds.

How much, though, should readers need to interrupt their progress to consult this list?

Hundreds of firefighters were being deployed; in recent days, they had used bulldozers to establish containment lines of bare earth that could interrupt the progress of the fire.

An arresting orchestral interlude sets the mood for the final scene: stray clarinets and waspish brass riffs interrupt the progress of an orderly march.

At Stetson Middle School, an 87-year-old red-brick shoe box, the main worry is that Edison, however inadvertently, may interrupt the progress that the school has made in recent years.