Sentence examples for progress after an from inspiring English sources

What the Charlatans have is unique.' Burgess, now 34, cites the arrival of Rogers - who is making good progress after an orchidectomy and chemotherapy - as the most influential of all the events that have shaped the band since they started.

Dave Edmondson's Bristol side were firm favourites to progress after an impressive first-leg victory in Dublin last week.

He also ominously notes that while the "commodity economy" might at first usher in a period of progress, "after an enormous extension of human control over nature, it finally hinders further development and drives humanity into a new barbarism" (p. 227).

In patients who progress after an initial response to ipilimumab, it is possible that new lesions develop with a novel antigen repertoire that is not recognised by the existing T-cell population, thereby allowing their escape and continued proliferation (Reiman et al, 2007).

Inter Milan was the third former European champion to progress after a 2-0 home victory over Sporting Lisbon.

He quickly started getting therapy bedside, making relatively steady progress and then quite rapid progress after a cranioplasty that repaired his skull.

Pilots began refusing overtime as early as May to protest limited progress after a year and a half of contract talks.

But when he came to check on the boy's progress after a few days, he found the boy dejected and the teacher exasperated.

Greece, knowing it needed a win to progress after a draw and a loss, started the match with a defensive setup aimed at stifling Russia's passing game in the midfield.

But last week, the dialogue made rapid progress after a decision by the Appeals Court that stripped General Pinochet of his senatorial immunity and opened the way to a trial in Chile.

It took a few hours of work on the hosting firm's part not yours truly, who woke at 3 to check on progress after a few hours of literal and server downtime.