Sentence examples for progress therefore from inspiring English sources
The British left wing, after its first victorious advance on Saturday, was compelled to fall back a little, and the rate of progress, therefore, slackened.
The more technological progress, therefore, the better the well-off do.But to limit technology to reduce inequality would be a cure worse than the disease.
If the Seoul declaration is to count as progress, therefore, the guidelines will have to constrain members more than the MAP already does, even if they do not constrain them as much as Mr Geithner's magic number would.
However, the development of a standard test method for the concrete fracture toughness is still in progress, therefore, in this study the latest consensus on the test method was used and the proposed bilinear curves were obtained.
The S. purpuratus genome sequencing is in progress; therefore, the preliminary assembly (build 1.1) [ 51] may not include all GH18 family genes.
Thus far, no trial data are available, and there is currently no randomized controlled trial (RCT) in progress Therefore, the basis for this new treatment rests on anecdotal evidence and successful testimonies by patients on the Internet.
"Correspondences" is not a simple, neat book; it's a chaotic, gregarious, jumbly work-in-progress; therefore the drink would not be a clean, elegant drink served up like a Martini, it would be on the rocks.
Overall, Kamissoko was 2.06 seconds behind the slowest athlete that progressed, therefore not advancing to the quarter-finals.
Response was not assessed or not reported in 23 cases; a complete or partial response was achieved in 1 and 45 patients, respectively, for a response rate of 23%755 patients had stable disease (38%) and 54 progressed; therefore, overall disease control rate was 61%.
"Renaissance Man" remains a work in progress, and therefore so does the score.
"I hear it whispered that a small number of peers plan to stop the bill, to use our much valued free and open procedures to disrupt progress, and therefore delay the bill, and therefore use time to stop it from becoming law.
