Sentence examples for to progress along from inspiring English sources

In New York, thousands marched from Washington Square Park uptown, via 6th Avenue, before turning downtown to progress along Broadway and to NYPD headquarters at One Police Plaza.

In contrast, students working on non-computerized electronics projects are more likely to progress along a linear path: planning, construction, and troubleshooting.

In gilts with three or more estrus, it was possible to pass the cervix and to progress along a uterine horn in 80.9% of the cases.

Although it is unlikely that all of the therapeutic agents currently under development will progress to approval for marketing, many show promise in clinical trials and will hopefully continue to progress along the approval process.

Conversely, well-designed empirical contributions conceived within the framework of the model are the only way for us to progress along the route towards a fully fleshed-out specification of its workings.

Following are excerpts from his testimony and from an exchange between Mr. Greenspan and Senator Christopher J. Dodd, Democrat of Connecticut, in a question-and-answer session after the testimony, as recorded by Federal News Service Inc.: Clearly, some slowing in the pace of spending was necessary and expected if the economy was to progress along a balanced and sustainable growth path.

Belief in Xenu and body thetans is a requirement for a Scientologist to progress further along the Bridge to Total Freedom.

Senator Larkin joined eight Democrats in a "yes" vote, allowing the bill to progress further along the legislative gauntlet of scrutiny.

During the entire process of phagocytosis, the uptake system is in an unstable state that allows it either to focus on a concave neck or to progress further along the convex surface of a particle.

Is there a way to use ambient media to signal progress along some sort of continuum?

In surveys, Palestinians tend to express the belief that sustaining their violent uprising is the only way to make progress, along with a yearning for the violence to end.