Sentence examples for possibly progress from inspiring English sources

Any drills for a nuclear emergency were meticulously designed to avoid giving any impression that an accident could possibly progress to the severity of a meltdown, and municipalities were discouraged from taking action to anticipate the compounded risks that would be involved in the event of an earthquake, for example.

Iacobucci goes on to call the mental health system and the government into the conversation, stating that without their cooperation, this issue cannot possibly progress.

High-grade SIL may possibly progress to cervical cancer.

Mild symptoms could possibly progress into a more serious reaction.

And that 27.2percentt figure is more than four points below the mark (31.4percentt) achieved by Chicago high school juniors in 2005, before any eighth-grade classes who made those alleged big gains in their ISAT reading, science and math scores starting in 2004 could have possibly progressed to the 11th grade.

Because uterine contractions were strong and the cervix was already dilated 8 cm, the midwife assessed the labor as possibly progressing even though the fetal heart rate was increasing.

Speed's influence on the fortunes of the Wales squad since accepting the job of manager was so obviously beneficial that it is hard to imagine anyone from a thin field of candidates stepping in and taking over without disrupting the distinct but possibly fragile progress made in the past year.

However, conditions have improved from where they were over the weekend according to fire officials and there is some hope Tuesday that the firefighters could possibly make progress.

I'm quite realistic that we can't possibly achieve progress through going through parliament or the government, where the process is very politicized so I'm trying to bypass it and not give up.

Possibly some progress will be made in passing a resolution that urges the member nations to endorse the so-called "Additional Protocol," which widens the scope of IAEA inspections.

What could progress possibly mean in a place like this?