Sentence examples for interrupting the progress from inspiring English sources

On Saturday he held a news conference and gave radio and television interviews in which he argued that Britain was interrupting the progress of democracy and the peaceful move away from authoritarianism in Chile.

On Tuesday, September 29, Khashogji wrote a column criticizing Sheikh Al Shethry for what he described as an attempt of "interrupting the progress of the nation".

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.

Asked at the news conference what happened if a violent attack or bombing interrupted the progress toward seven days of quiet, Secretary Powell replied: "Then we don't have seven quiet days".

Ill-health again interrupted the progress of his works, chief among which was the vast Arthur in Avalon.

The flood was serious enough to interrupt the progress of Oregon's growing economy, but the inundated acreage was smaller than in 1964 only about 117000 acre.

Dilution of progeny particles (into surrounding tissues, blood) should effectively interrupt the progress of the infection [7].

Several had taken the initiative to commence studies and had concrete plans for completion, and they did not mention having to interrupt the progress of their studies due to illness as a problem.

Accepting a call in the middle of the conversation interrupts the progress and mood.