Sentence examples for some time to progress from inspiring English sources
This suggested that the lesion took some time to progress to perforation, and ischemic change of the esophageal wall occurred gradually.
Remember that it will take some time to build an audience and see progress.
Also, the decision not to engage directly had previously arisen from the desire at the Pentagon and elsewhere to have some time to make progress militarily.
She also noted that it would take Baghdad some time to make progress on curbing sectarian influences in its armed forces.
Smith of the World Wide Web Consortium says that it may take some time to make progress, since there are so many independent browsers.
It decided to go after a $2 billion raise last year — having seen Grab gobble up Uber's local business in Southeast Asia — but it has taken some time to make progress.
"It's not clear to me how he goes much further," said Jared Bernstein, a former economic adviser to Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. "We have some time to examine the progress we've made and whether we can continue it.
Take some time to reflect about the progress of your life.
"Making improvements for all payers is likely to be a work in progress for some time to come".
"Making improvements for all payers is likely to be a work in progress for some time to come". Phil Pead, the chief executive of Per Se Technologies, a large claims-handling company that — unlike Athenahealth — is paid by insurers as well as care providers, said errors made by doctors' offices also accounted for a large share of their problems in being paid.
The M-protein concentration time curves are similar in shape to tumour SLD time curves, with some patients appearing to progress with increasing M-protein concentrations after developing resistance, some patients responding to treatment with decreasing M-protein and some patients progressing directly from the start of the study.
