Sentence examples for sudden progress from inspiring English sources

To charges that he was exploiting that belief, he said, "If you go to a doctor, will he treat you for free?" Mr. Shankar had heard about Dr. Dabholkar's death, and about the sudden progress of the new legislation.

Why is the sudden progress happening now?

Only House Democrats – who have the most to lose from a sudden burst of progress – played down the package.

AIP is severe and sudden in onset, progressing rapidly [70].

Sequence reads of two clones derived from the high passage strain suggest that this loss is not achieved as a sudden event but progresses gradually within the culture.

This is another effect of hindsight that Secord sets out to correct, the tendency to tell the history of science in terms of inexorable progress and sudden transformative discoveries.

True or not, what is remarkable is the sudden halt to the progress of the health and social care bill and the health secretary, Andrew Lansley's statement to the House of Commons that with the bill having completed its committee stage, it was proposed "to take the opportunity of a natural break in the passage of the bill to pause, listen and engage".

Although most patients with HCM are asymptomatic, serious consequences are experienced in a subset of affected individuals who present initially with sudden cardiac death or progress to refractory heart failure.

While Woods's swing has progressed, his sudden propensity for missing short putts has been a shock from a player who rarely missed one that mattered.

I kept thinking this guy has no chance and, then, all of the sudden, this guy is making progress".

But it was in early afternoon that England, thanks to Broad who took four for 83, had a sudden and temporary spike of progress.