Sentence examples similar to progressing beyond that point from inspiring English sources

Once the disease has progressed beyond that point, the loss of function is permanent.

Up to a point, nerve function can be restored by antileprosy drugs, but once the disease has progressed beyond that point, the loss of function is permanent.

As D'Este describes his thinking, "surely civilization had progressed beyond that point in a new century, when nations were more and more dependent upon one another for commerce and common sense had made such nightmares ludicrous".

However dementia can negatively affect the ability to self-reflect and to be insightful as to one's safety driving and appropriately self-regulate, therefore some PWD continue to drive despite their disease progressing beyond the point where driving is still safe [ 10].

When the staff at the hospital told him that he would never progress beyond the point he had reached, his reply was "Want to bet?" (D p16).

That's what allowed people to progress to that point.

However while health policy debates seem entrenched in this position, we argue that the increasingly interdisciplinary literature around public responses to wind power has managed to progress beyond this point, via a thoroughgoing empirical engagement with public experiences, as opposed to assumed or imagined public perspectives.

"Some people never progress beyond this point.

The partnership may well not progress beyond this point, so the work on a heavy full service contract would be wasted in any event.

CD34+ CD10Hi progenitors are obviously in the B lineage but may have progressed beyond the point where they can be expanded in culture.

Type 2 diabetes has progressed beyond the point where it can simply be considered a "medical problem".