Sentence examples for who progresses from inspiring English sources

But that does not mean Sir Alex Ferguson does not care about who progresses.

It seem to me that any pop musician who progresses beyond the one-hit wonder stage will eventually influence a small group of musicians in the following generation.

Once the indigestible system of having two group stages to decide who progresses to the knockout stage was abolished the Champions League just about got it right.

Anyone who progresses that far that fast is bound to attract suspicion, and so it was that Ledecky found herself answering a question about performance-enhancing drugs.

The Times of London said he had let the public down: "He has made a mockery of the voting rules, which grant audiences, not the experts, the right to choose who progresses.

It's just a matter of whether Leeds or St Helens finish top - and as they will meet each other to decide who progresses straight to Old Trafford, the placings will determine home advantage.

Among patients who progressed, the estimated post-progression 3-year survival rate was 89%.

We performed a case control study comparing ML in pre-progression tissue of BE patients who progressed to either HGD or EAC with those who did not progress.

Among patients with baseline normoalbuminuria who progressed, annualized total costs were $2,764 higher after progression than before (P < 0.001).

Table 4 shows the medical costs for patients who progressed to higher stages of nephropathy prior to and following progression.

In the 200 patients who progressed, baseline A1C, younger age, and weight gain were independent predictors of progression.