Sentence examples for progresses for some from inspiring English sources

HD affects approximately 1 in 10,000 people with onset typically occurring in the fourth decade and progresses for some 10 20 years before becoming fatal [ 19].

But progress, for some, can be double-edged.

The difficulties of lining up bundlers appear to be complicating progress for some other likely candidates.

"Making improvements for all payers is likely to be a work in progress for some time to come".

Slow dispersal of the estate's residents, mostly to alternative dwellings nearby, has been in progress for some time.

Italy "was a work in progress before the elections," Mr. Véron added, "and I think investors understand that it will remain a work in progress for some time".

This degree of assertiveness demonstrated by the still-unelected Lords has made many nervous about introducing elected members, and reform is unlikely to progress for some time yet.

Despite real development progress for some countries over the past few decades, millions of people have been left behind, with little or no improvement in their lives.

We are assured that the President is hoping that diplomacy might succeed through the European negotiations which have been in progress for some months.

"IoT is so young, complex and its applications so vast, that interoperability will be a work in progress for some time," Pilu said.

(Eichler) 'MISS LONELYHEARTS' (Wednesday) Juilliard has done much commissioning to celebrate its centennial this year, including a new opera that's been in progress for some time.