Sentence examples for progress alive from inspiring English sources

Who will keep the flame of technological progress alive in Fargo now? "Spaceships, really".

The win keeps the Scarlets' slim hopes of progressing alive.

Wins over Papua New Guinea and the Netherlands have kept Scotland's hopes of progressing alive.

The 2009 winners looked on course for a point which would have kept their hopes of progressing alive despite losing the first game 3-2 the Netherlandsnds.

Patients not progressing, alive or lost to follow-up at the time of data computation were censored at the time of the last follow-up examination.

Even on an arena stage, well rehearsed and performed in real time, the songs were still music in progress, still alive and awaiting what the next remix might reveal.

Observation time of patients not progressed and alive at the last follow-up visit was censored.

As it is, their hopes of progress are still alive, although they need to win at least 3-0, buthehe away goal and the balanced nature of the match in the first half will give Deila belief his side can turn the tie round.

His ill-conceived Social Security reform bill is effectively dead; the insurgency in Iraq has undermined every moment of progress there and keeps alive the memory of all the wasted opportunities and arrogant decisions of the postwar period; and a hundred trips to the Gulf Coast will not erase the images, and the human cost, of Presidential fecklessness in the first days of Hurricane Katrina.

The "Global Plan towards the elimination of new HIV infections among children by 2015, and keeping their mothers alive" accelerated progress and lifted the momentum internationally.

At the time the participant was alive and progressing on the current chemotherapy regimen.