Sentence examples for it progresses its from inspiring English sources

Aled Williams, a UK government spokesman in Brussels, said: "We are continuing to engage with the commission as it progresses its assessment of the Hinkley Point C state aid case and are confident of a decision under the mandate of this commission".

As it progresses, its growth begins to redirect precious resources away from normal body functions to feed the growth of the tumor(s).

As it progresses, it refines its own slightly off-kilter blend of dryly comedic shenanigans and dark character journeys, and perhaps most importantly, the first half of the season displays a smart, frisky pace.

Medical textbooks say that inhalation anthrax starts with mild, flulike symptoms that are hard to recognize, and that by the time it progresses to its severe phase, it is easy to diagnose but virtually impossible to cure.

At first, this happens sporadically for the duration of a modern war, but then when the period of unlimited wars begins it progresses toward its inevitable consequences.

The charity said the average age of onset is between 33 and 45 and those living with the condition will require 24-hour care as it progresses into its later stages.

Trypanosoma brucei, the causative agent of African Sleeping Sickness (trypanosomiasis), differentiates through at least seven distinct cell types as it progresses through its life cycle, passing from mammalian hosts to the Tsetse fly vector [4].

The Prochlorococcus system is particularly useful for this type of study because of the tight synchrony of the cells when grown on a light-dark cycle, ensuring that the gene expression patterns reflect what one would measure in an individual cell as it progresses through its cell cycle.

22 The outcome of ovarian cancer may be influenced by factors such as aggressiveness of the tumor as it progresses along its clinical course, presence of other diseases (comorbidity), quality and accessibility/availability of diagnostic tests, and organization of health system.

As it progresses in its ability to save lives, it will start to save people with less and less to gain … Therefore the more lifesaving is deferred to the future, the less well-being it will produce on average at the margin … Eventually … there will come a point where the power price of future lifesaving is matched by its lower benefit in terms of well-being.

This was essentially like rewinding the wave to see what happened in the past, with the ability to watch it progress through its many changes.