Sentence examples for progress rapidly through from inspiring English sources

84 (69) Chris Bryant; Ministerial aide, Labour MP A former Anglican priest and writer who had been expected to progress rapidly through the ministerial ranks following his election in 2001.

On the other hand, if pancreatic cancers usually progress rapidly through its clinical stages (such as 1 year), then patients destined to develop pancreatic cancer are much more likely to present with advanced-stage cancers even if they undergo regular and frequent surveillance, unless screening protocols can reliably detect and treat preinvasive lesions.

The Yankees took Ian Kennedy and Joba Chamberlain before the second round in 2006, and both have progressed rapidly through the farm system.

At the imperial court he progressed rapidly through the scholarly ranks, becoming a mandarin of the second order and a counselor of the emperor.

His business iPortfolio, which makes highly interactive ebooks and maintains its own app store, has progressed rapidly through incubation at SCC, while luring some of the world's most influential publishers away from Apple's iBook platform.

"Our job here is to develop major leaguers, and he's progressed rapidly through the system," Riggs said.

The storm became extratropical late on September 24, as it progressed rapidly through the Mississippi Valley; its remnants eventually entered southern portions of Quebec.

When the wild type BEM1 gene was expressed in the diploid bem1Δ mutant strain, cell cycle arrest induced by DOX was abrogated, and many cells (50%) progressed rapidly through the cell cycle to form viable microcolonies (Fig. 3B).

S3 progressed rapidly through FFW Language and proceeded consistently through Language to Reading.

14 They used a different staging system, the functional assessment staging (FAST) procedure and found that if a patient progressed rapidly through a FAST stage he or she was likely to experience rapid progression through the remaining stages (similar to the patient described in figure 3).

1) Technology continues to progress rapidly.