Sentence examples for progressing behind from inspiring English sources

"Silence can be deadly in this environment," said Emme Kozloff, a retail analyst for Sanford C. Bernstein, "because it can spook the suppliers, regardless of whether things are progressing behind closed doors".

Holdsworth told BBC Surrey: "The club are progressing behind the scenes which is the reason why I am confident of signing an extension.

I knew my life's been progressing behind schedule, and I knew I was, in many ways, pathetic for my age.

In a statement to Southampton officials, he said the extension plan had progressed "behind closed doors" at pine barrens commission offices in Islip that excluded property owners and other stakeholders.

Henson wrote of Buchman's "oracular despotism" and "the trail of moral and intellectual wrecks which its progress leaves behind".

A performance is in progress behind him.

When the oil price recovered the efforts faded, though, and left little progress behind them.

"It thought I said 'iPod.' But I'm sticking with it!" "Because you think it'll get better?" Rogen said, indicating the march of progress behind them.

You have to give people time and while we have finished ninth and eighth in the last two seasons, the progress behind the scenes has been huge.

The fact they aired their grievances in public – either through the media or the annual meeting – shows have they been unable to make progress behind closed doors.

Last to start was Team USA's Armstrong, who set the fastest time at the first check point despite suffering what appeared to be a nose bleed, before dropping back into second as the race progressed, behind Russia's Zabelinskaya.