Sentence examples for progress of only from inspiring English sources

As well as the 20 weapons available to the player, each weapon (apart from the RY3NO) has eight maximum levels of strength, which enhances on the previous game's progress of only leveling up once, five are available after weapon purchase and then three after that once the game has been completed and the player starts "challenge mode".

With an annual progress of only 3.5% made so far, the country struggles to meet the MDGs targets in the backdrop of the poor quality of care and low health worker motivation (3).

However, Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson said Mr Salmond's record "fell well short of his own claims", with his government making progress on only two of 11 targets it had set itself.

According to Nursing Times, Dr Bill Kirkup claimed that almost a year after the inquiry into failures in maternity care at Furness general hospital that contributed to the deaths of at least 11 babies and one mother, there has been progress on only 10 of the 26 national recommendations the report made.

The 25-page report released yesterday found satisfactory progress on only eight of 18 crucial benchmarks set by Congress for gauging the success of Mr Bush's strategy, and these were largely in the military realm.

In the last decade, this journal has reported on the developments of imaging in oncology, from the progress of PET-only [ 2] to combining PET and CT [ 3] and PET and MRI [ 4].

In the high jump both Vikki Hubbard and Gregan's team-mate Deidre Ryan failed to progress after clearances of only 1.85m.

This situation led to experimental attempts to show how, through repeated stimulation, the perceptual system could progress from performance of only very primitive functions to the highly complex operations (such as form identification and discrimination) that are characteristic of the mature organism.

She seems to have made a lot of progress, but the only thing I know for sure is that now she's safe and will stay alive to enjoy a healthy adulthood.

The French may play at the game of progress, but they only play at it, and seem amoral to Americans because they don't submit everything to a puritanical-sentimental inquiry.

As her medical training progressed, Timiras, one of only half a dozen women in a class of 200, made a painful discovery: Society was not ready for women doctors.