Sentence examples for progress rarely from inspiring English sources

And in Japan, where progress rarely gains much momentum, good news is best treated cautiously.

This argument is complicated further by the present No 3, Jonathan Trott, whose progress rarely goes beyond the stately, though presumably the selectors have both Ian Bell and Pietersen up their sleeves.

It is the second time he has reached the final of the Beijing tournament and his progress rarely looked in doubt after an opening-frame break of 76.

However, progress rarely comes without challenges, and this drive to translate basic-science discoveries into immediate practical end points has raised concerns among many prominent scientists who voice their worries that support for basic-science research may potentially decay.

In reality, however, such laws are unreliable because progress is rarely smooth.

The students outperform regional and national averages by a significant margin, and their progress is rarely anything but rapid.

This contrasts with education systems that target improving their position in global league tables, where progress is rarely made and performance often drops.

The former education secretary said his experience in government had taught him that progress was rarely made without performance statistics and so he was developing a new system of league tables.

progress are rarely accompanied by equivalent mechanisms to guide postdocs.

Similarly, the conditional activation of oncogenes such as v-Raf murine sarcoma viral oncogene homolog B1 (Braf) or Kirsten rat sarcoma viral oncogene homolog (Kras) in mice has led to the formation of premalignant lesions, associated with markers of senescence, that either fail to progress or rarely progress (Dankort et al, 2007; Dhomen et al, 2009).

"Three or four years ago I got many many calls from people who were having financial problems, and as the years have progressed I rarely get that," Steve replies.