Sentence examples for progress only to from inspiring English sources

I have attended these meetings in the hope of progress, only to find I am watching the three TRA chairs squabbling like bald men over a comb.

The rule of thumb in the Middle East is that diplomacy often — too often — makes progress only to be overtaken by unforeseen violence on the ground.

There are few things more frustrating than finally feeling that you're making progress only to realize that investors, founders and team members had a different view of the problem to be solved, and many don't agree that the company is progressing.

This suggests that, even with the initiation of LPA, people with FM progress only to a relatively low level of physical activity.

Further, we assume that vaccinated exposed animals E v progress only to the infectious carrier population at rate ω; d accounts for the permanent exit rate of animals in class I due to FMD infection, with a fraction (1 − σ) progressing to infectious carrier population and the remainder σ succumbing to disease-related mortality; δ −1 is the average life-span of an infectious carrier animal.

So says Joby, who drops in to see how the task is progressing, only to be told by Qohen that "the Theorem is unprovable".

Like the women's team, who lost their quarter-final on Friday, the men appeared to have been building some momentum as the competition progressed, only to produce their worst performance when it mattered most.

Michael, my spouse, is a rectal cancer survivor treated with radical radiation, whose sperm growth, as a result, progresses only to its third of four maturation levels, stopping at what the doctor calls its "adolescent stage".

For instance constitutive deletions of ARPC3 or APRC4 are both embryonically lethal, whereas work has progressed only to ES cell development for knockouts of APR2 and APRC5 [ 127].

Some critics say that SchoolStat relies too heavily on easily quantifiable standardized test scores to gauge academic progress, only adding to the pressure on schools that face sanctions under the federal No Child Left Behind law.

The fact that the United States then acted unilaterally to change the terms of the aid agreement with Egypt to include provisions for the furtherance of democratic progress only added to the ire of Egyptians who saw themselves in need of the promised counter-terrorism provisions during a turbulent time of transition.