Sentence examples for is progressing after from inspiring English sources

At an annual retreat for senior Time Warner managers in late November in Malibu, Ms. Moore was the featured speaker among all of the company's division heads, arguing that the company is progressing after unwinding a relationship last year under which most magazine content was being distributed online via AOL.

In the breast cancer study, one patient achieved a more than 50% tumour reduction after six cycles but was progressing after 6 weeks.

Maintenance treatment is not approved, but patients who are progressing after an initial clinical benefit may be retreated if clinically indicated.

Eligible patients were women with metastatic breast cancer who had HER2-overexpressing disease (HER2 3+ by immunohistochemical staining or amplification by fluorescence in situ hybridisation) that was progressing after treatment with at least one cycle of trastuzumab with or without chemotherapy.

In most SMAs, because the reconstruction of hospitals was progressing after the GEJE, the ratio of total nursing staff per population increased and exceeded the pre-GEJE level for 2 years.

May promised there would be progress after the general election, although it is not certain that she will retain her position following the vote next month.

Teams are allowed to miss a maximum of three races in a season under the terms of their contracts with Formula 1. Geoff Rowley, joint administrator at FRP Advisory, said: "We are pleased that the financial restructuring of the company has been progressed after creditor approval of the CVA.

Cosmopolitan mused that it was progress after speculating if the release was really unintentional.

"Rachel Alexandra is progressing well after her stakes-record victory in the Mother Goose," he said.

Prince Philip is "progressing satisfactorily" after an exploratory operation on his abdomen, Buckingham Palace has said.

Reilly, a veteran of 203 AFL games, was progressing well after emergency surgery to repair fractures to the left side of his skull, sustained when accidentally kneed to the head during a match simulation drill.