Sentence examples for progress directly from inspiring English sources

Its progress directly affects the United States, which buys about one-sixth of its imported petroleum from Mexico.

But he is said to acknowledge a need to make progress directly with the Palestinians.In this section Barack Obama, poised to plunge Does he really want a deal?

Most fashionistas progress directly from playing with dolls to sticking pins in them, but even the cattiest divas won't mess with Anna Wintour and Grace Coddington.

A move is exploratory if it does not help or hinder progress directly.

Recent studies have shown that more than half of chemical engineering PhD graduates progress directly into the private sector.

The victors will progress directly to the semi-finals, while the losers will get another chance to make it through to the last four.

As with the K1 1,000m, the winner of the heat progresses directly to the final, so Brabants will race the longer event on Friday and the sprint on Saturday.

It's the first time the award (formerly known as the Perrier) has been won by an act on the Free Fringe, and also the first time in the history of the prize that the preceding year's best newcomer has progressed directly to the main award.

By definition, drug repositioning techniques ignore the first testing phases, that might take a decade and cost more than 1$ billion, and progresses directly to drug applications [1].

Tyrone progressed directly to the All-Ireland quarter finals as they won the 2003 Ulster Senior Football Championship, through victories against Derry, Antrim and Down.

In 10% of individuals, the disease progresses directly from the acute form to a symptomatic clinical form of chronic Chagas disease.