Sentence examples for progress and could from inspiring English sources

Toronto is monitoring Reyes's progress and could become involved if, as seems likely, Reyes reaches free agency after this season.

The official spoke on the condition of anonymity because the discussions were in progress and could change.

McNamara says O'Loughlin is continuing to make progress and could yet be drafted in for the match at Melbourne's AAMI Park.

Destroying the virus now is merely a symbolic act that would slow our progress and could even stop it completely, leaving the world vulnerable.

"The renewable technologies we have today, like wind and solar, have made a lot of progress and could be one path to a zero-carbon energy future," he said.

"By allowing pharmaceutical companies to use waivers to avoid trials in children so they can focus on adult treatments, the regulation is stifling progress and could be stopping children receiving a treatment that could save their lives," said Chesler.

Unfortunately CETA is well progressed and could pass into law before Britain exits the EU.

The team's findings are a step toward demystifying how the disease progresses and could even help lay the groundwork for new therapeutic targets.

All participants could see who was contributing what as the game progressed, and could choose to switch groups before each round.

King James I had died and his son Charles I was more sympathetic to Roman Catholics; medicine had also progressed and could explain strange marks on people's bodies.

The baby seemed to be progressing and could sit without support at seven months, but one month later "he showed less interest in interacting and was more unstable when sitting," the authors write.