Sentence examples for progress there will be from inspiring English sources

When a student or colleague exhibits unusual behaviour or lack of progress there will be a reason.

If they make progress, there will be more talks on Saturday and Sunday.

"But if people don't see progress, there will be a price for him to pay".

A council report had warned councillors: "It is virtually certain that, if these proposals do not progress, there will be no future for the Rose Bowl".

As the metabolism of ethylene glycol progresses there will be less ethylene glycol and this will decrease the blood ethylene glycol concentration and the osmolal gap making this test less useful.

In his second form: as the fight progresses there will be the spikey spinners on either side of the tracks that you have to dodge.

As the bubble progresses, there will be a dash to use the available resources and those at the end of the train will be taxed heavily and have premiums elevated to astronomical rates to feed the system.

Snow cover will decline, with the report stating there was "high confidence that as warming progresses there will be very substantial decreases in snowfall, increase in melt and thus reduced snow cover".

And as the year progresses there will be signs of more trouble.

As the year progresses there will be a significant number of HSPA-capable smart phones.

"It is noteworthy that over the life of a project, as design progresses, there will be several estimates," the authority said.