Sentence examples for time to progress from inspiring English sources

More frequent Years 1 and 2 relapses were independently related to significantly shorter times to attain DSS 6 8 10 from onset of progressive phase and the same independent predictive effect was observed on time to progress from DSS 3 to higher disability levels.

He's smart and sexy and shows up at just the right time to progress the story.

"It took a long time to progress northward," said Thomas E. Daly, a storm monitor for the D.O.T., referring to the snow.

Ozil, a player at the top of his craft but still with time to progress, transforms Arsenal from a club which world-class players leave to one which world-class players join.

Zhang Jianping, the deputy director of the Electricity Bureau of the Ningxia Economy Commission, which is in charge of carrying out the energy reforms, said: "As a less developed region, Ningxia needs time to progress and develop.

The following day is dominated by meetings with M&S bankers and other advisers and there is little time to progress the hunt for a 'dream team' to defend the business.

England's survivors in the Champions League, Arsenal and Manchester United, will probably have to score more than a few times to progress given their defensive uncertainties.

United trail Liverpool 2-0 from the first leg and know that if Jürgen Klopp's side score an away goal they will have to score four times to progress.

The Black Cats won 2-1 on penalties after a dramatic conclusion to extra-time to progress to Wembley, where they will face Manchester City on 2 March.

Comparisons between estimated mean times to progress to periodontitis were made using Tukey HSD tests at the 5% level.

Aitken did not make the time necessary to progress to the next round.