Sentence examples for progresses because from inspiring English sources

The louder voices will lose their voice as time progresses, because vocal cords are muscles that have their limit, like anything does.

Even now, I am considering an avant-garde creation by which the audience can change the tune as it progresses, because the players, too, will be reading not from conventional scores but from their own large-screen CoCos.

We will keep you involved and informed as the strategy progresses, because in the end the real difference will be made by all of us working together in an integrated way to create an exciting, fun and successful business.

But the concern about "Idol" will remain as the season progresses because last season the show ended up averaging a 5.1 rating, after that 7.4 rating at the start.

Of course, this is not to say that I agree with all you say there, but science progresses because contradictions are resolved by more work and more thinking!" It was through such interchanges and the publication of a series of books from 1920 to 1950 that the field of evolutionary biology began to take shape.

In 1690 Christiaan Huygens, a Dutch scientist, postulated that a light wave progresses because each point in it becomes the centre of a little wavelet travelling outward in all directions at the speed of light, each new wave being merely the envelope of all these expanding wavelets.

"He's made gradual progress because when he first took over he didn't have any money to spend.

And for the first time we'll be able to observe the progress because, as I write, a groundbreaking family planning data-collection project is just beginning.

But Comcast is in a unique position to make progress because, as the owner of NBCUniversal, it operates a portfolio of cable channels.

This problem cannot be solved by technological progress because it is caused by technological progress.

But even there, he did not make much progress because of opposition by Washington.