Sentence examples for progressed because of from inspiring English sources

"The world is moving to new uses of space, and our technology in the United States has not progressed because of the time and expense it takes us to do a mission," said Robert Conger, vice president of Microcosm Inc., a small company that is working to perfect a low-cost launching vehicle at its factory in Hawthorne, Calif.

Artists sometimes used too much oil, leading to ineradicable wrinkling, or they superimposed layers that dried at different rates, producing a wide craquelure as a result of unequal shrinkage, a phenomenon that occurred increasingly as the 19th century progressed because of the use of a brown pigment called "bitumen".

Foreign Minister Walid Muallem said the discussions had not progressed because of the opposition's "lack of maturity and seriousness".

Plans for their reintroduction to central Idaho have been proposed since the 1990s, but have not progressed because of concerns similar to those with the wolf reintroduction as well as fears for human safety.

This was probably due to the great number of patients who progressed because of the appearance of new lesions.

In the event, the women's performance mirrored that of our male internationals: failing to progress because of a couple of flaky penalty misses.

The paralysis had stopped progressing because of the G.B.S. procedure she had the day before she was given the botulism antitoxin.

Compared with when I came out as a gay man in 1996, Northern Irish society has transformed and is continuing to progress because of the commitment and courage shown by many, including the many brave members of our LGBT community.

The story goes that RES Wyatt, not yet the county's captain, helped knock back any chance of him progressing because of his occupation and the fact he was not a raw, muscular fast bowler but a batsman.

From what we understand, the Spotify talks were earlier and couldn't progress because of the price, and likely also the fact that Spotify, which is gearing up for a public listing, has a lot on its plate right now.

Although docetaxel represents an important therapeutic milestone and is the current standard of care for metastatic hormone-refractory prostate cancer (HRPC), most patients eventually progress because of clonal selection of therapy-resistant cells or the development of cells with a drug-resistant phenotype.