Sentence examples for progress an extended from inspiring English sources

Yet in the background of all three hymns, there is controversy".He who would valiant be" is a version of Pilgrim's Progress, an extended parable of Christian life which the 17th-century writer John Bunyan began composing when he was in prison for defying the Anglican establishment with his non-conformist views.

It has targeted almost every regime in the region and, as it failed to make progress, has extended its hostility into the West.

The current research fields and recent progress have extended our knowledge of the rich phenomenol­ ogy of glassy systems, where the role of disorder is fundamental for the underlying microscopic dynamics.

For most patients, secondary progressive is implied by reaching DSS 3. Some 25% of the cohort reached DSS 3 through relapses but failed to progress for extended periods.

The tentative accord emerged after Mr. Obama earlier on Tuesday welcomed signs of progress in extending a payroll tax cut but urged Americans to continue to press their representatives to approve the tax break quickly, before it expires at the end of the month.

Having seen Vis's progress, the International Olympic Committee extended to him a special invitation that guaranteed his participation in the Beijing Olympics.

But how far has the progress extended?

The N.F.L. said that the logistics of gathering so many people for hearings was part of the reason the appeals progress extended so far into the season.

However, the tumor continued to progress, and therefore, extended lateral lymphadenectomy was performed 21 months after the first surgery.

As development progressed, they extended to imaging of the hands, wrist, or elbow.

Over the next several decades, the study of complexity progressed and extended into numerous problem domains and industries.