Sentence examples for progressed suddenly from inspiring English sources

As the debate progressed, suddenly a girl stood up in defiance.

The devaluation of the ruble in August 1998 instantly made imports a great deal more expensive without affecting the prices of Russian-made cars; Western and Asian importers, which had been making good progress, suddenly found their cars priced out of the market.

In many cases, initial radiographic findings are normal, but flattening of the bone head progresses suddenly, which supports the hypothesis of Hagino and Okana et al. [17] that insufficiency subchondral fractures may induce rapid destructive arthropathy.

His thoughts on how the season was progressing became suddenly important to me, as if I could see inside a little piece of my son's life that had been off limits.

Although she had been in poor health for several years, the fatal disease came on suddenly and progressed quickly, he said.

The unpredictable clinical course of infections in neutropaenic patients because of the lack of an adequate inflammatory response makes managing FN a significant challenge because clinically stable patients may suddenly progress to severe sepsis or SS [ 2].

Most, however, highlighted the many barriers to progress describing initiatives suddenly shelved for lack of money, progress impeded by reluctant clinicians, plans for reducing hospital care thwarted by 'Payment by Results' and a PCO workforce demoralised by the upheaval and job insecurity of a merger.

Whilst some PCOs seemed able to develop innovative care despite uncertainty and financial restrictions, most highlighted many barriers to progress, describing initiatives suddenly shelved for lack of money, progress impeded by reluctant clinicians, plans thwarted by conflicting policies and a PCO workforce demoralised by job insecurity.

However, having progressed this far, both countries suddenly have a chance to fulfill potentials ahead of schedule and also restore reputations lost in recent times.

Despite being made to feel as if we were rather demanding and competitive middle-class parents, we persisted in our determination to discover why Jessica's progress had suddenly halted.

In some cases there was insufficient funding to develop a desired service: in others service development proceeded successfully only to have progress (often suddenly) aborted due to removal of funding.