Sentence examples for proceeding even more from inspiring English sources

Things are proceeding even more slowly in Illinois.

The fact that the party enjoys strong electoral support makes proceeding even more perilous, and the financial markets have already taken fright.

Mr. Myers, whose newsletters include The Myers Report, estimated the average decline in cost per thousand viewers for cable at 15percentt and "starting at minus 20percentt" in the upfront market for syndicated shows, which is proceeding even more slowly than the upfront market for cable.

The translation of Roth proceeded even more haltingly.

That includes China and India — whose insatiable energy appetites are keeping them wedded to nuclear power, despite their vows to proceed even more cautiously in light of Japan's disaster.

I would have expected Clarke to proceed even more cautiously, not least because he is less likely to be frightened by anything with the name "European" in it.

He then proceeds, even more hyperbolically, to give Āzād credit for all subsequent linguistic research in Urdu.

Other projects, such as the online database of Greek vases and that of squeezes (paper impressions) of Greek inscriptions, both undertaken at Oxford, can proceed even more expeditiously.

The wheels of the laws grind slowly enough, but science proceeds even more hesitantly.

Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher warned representatives of more than 100 nations today that destruction of the earth's ozone layer was proceeding even faster than scientists had feared.

A larger number of repetitions allow us to investigate whether learning improvements proceed even further by adding more learning examples, or whether it levels off at a particulate stage.