Sentence examples for progressing far from inspiring English sources

His brother George was the team's real star today though, and as a collective they'll be confident of progressing far in this tournament.

One version of such a law, the Main Street Fairness Act, is already before Congress, though it is not progressing far.

So the likelihood of Djanogly progressing far in government was not great anyway, but the apparent conflict of interest recently revealed – allied to the not-forgotten furore last year over his use of private detectives to investigate colleagues – has certainly not helped.

And, as my colleague Justin Gillis explained in this blog earlier this year, the notion that it is offset by increases in Antarctic ice is belied by data showing that the northern melting during the summer, based on the total amount of ocean covered, is progressing far faster than the rate of the southern increase in ice.

There is little dispute that AI is progressing far more rapidly than efforts to comprehend its complex nature, numerous dimensions, and far-reaching national security consequences.

If England's opening three games produced results that were largely expected - defeats by Australia and New Zealand, success against Scotland - then the game against Sri Lanka was a good indicator of their chances of progressing far into the tournament.

"Have England progressed far enough?

Executives familiar with the talks cautioned that they had not progressed far.

Two years ago, Rolle finally progressed far enough to earn support from the U.S.T.A. development program.

Considering the privatisation plan never progressed far enough to include any details, we can't say that for sure.

It claims its system, currently being piloted, means children progress far faster through literacy and comprehension material.