Sentence examples for to progress on to from inspiring English sources

Something that kept them from dropping out and allowed them to progress on to a course at 16".

But the scale of their success in the Olympics will hinge on whether those swimmers who made finals are able to progress on to the podium.

But he has just been selected to join a fast-track IT management programme and hopes to progress on to a degree in the future – not bad for a young man who admits he "didn't really enjoy studying at school".

It found that white students were less likely to progress on to taking AS or A-levels than students from other ethnic groups, while pupils living in poor or deprived areas were also less likely to do the same.

Over the past 18 months, various reviews on apprenticeships have voiced criticism that too many apprenticeships are completed at level 2. Our worry is that loans are acting as a barrier for adults who want to progress on to advanced and higher apprenticeships.

It is important that you reward and for him his value and worth is very important for us, but also that you leave something for them to progress on to the next level and that is the same for all young players, not just Raheem".

Inadequate prioritization is one of the main obstacles to progress on the road to getting a Ph.D.

They have to overturn the 3-2 loss that they suffered against the Greeks at the Emirates to progress on the head-to-head tie-breaker.

While the stillbirth of the Syrian peace deal seems to open the way to progress on the Palestinian track, it is not that simple.

To progress on a global scale, we need to advocate together.

"Today's decision amounts to a dangerous halt to progress on this most pressing issue," Steyer said.