Sentence examples for that could progress from inspiring English sources

A Pap test, or Pap smear, examines cells from the cervix to screen for cervical cancer or abnormal cells that could progress to cancer if left untreated.

Dr. King said that lobbying Congress would be the "first step" in a campaign that could progress to asking the State Legislature to do what California did just a few days ago: offer state-financed scholarships and aid to illegal immigrants attending state universities.

We fear what we don't know, and too often, we allow that to prevent us from taking actions that could progress us in our goals.

"It is the reason everybody is so worried about them getting weapons". Former Defense Secretary William Perry said he is concerned not that North Korea would start a nuclear war, but that having nuclear weapons could make the unpredictable nation more willing to launch a conventional war that could progress into a nuclear exchange.

Severe maternal morbidity represents the occurrence of a complication that could progress to maternal death, located in a spectrum between healthy pregnancy and maternal death [ 9].

HPV genotyping strips (Roche Diagnostics, Indianapolis, IN) were used to detect 37 high- and low-risk HPV genotypes, including high-risk genotypes that could progress to cervical cancer.

Both Wollstonecraft and Burke associate him with Enlightenment thinking, particularly the notion that civilization could progress through rational debate, but they interpret that stance differently.

He was a global citizen who in the end projected America as a model that could further progress toward embrace of openness and diversity.

Endoscopic techniques have provided sensitive means of detecting adenomatous polyps that could potentially progress to colon cancer.

There was hope that this could progress with the recent US led talks which were underpinned by a hugely ambitious economic plan spearheaded by Mr Blair".

Our analysis indicates that we could progress with answering our research questions with the assumption our measures provided useful data.