Sentence examples for will progress in from inspiring English sources

Stem cell research will progress in other countries and the main loser is American science.

It is too early to predict how far he will progress in the game, but he has talent.

About three-quarters of Hispanics and about two-thirds of Asians believe they will progress in this country if they work hard, the survey found.

The British government seemed to favour that option too: it hopes that after a summer break tempers might have cooled and the IRA's decommissioning scheme will progress in a way that begins to wear down or reduce unionist suspicion.The alternative which Sinn Fein favours would be to dissolve the Assembly and call new elections, which would probably be held in October.

One of the most remarkable aspects of Stonewall's engagement with the graduate recruitment market in the last three years has been the willingness of young gay people to demand of employers how they will be supported and, perhaps most telling, exactly how their careers will progress in future.

"Alistair is coming in and he will have his own ideas about how things will progress in the future.

He continued: "It's a risk bringing someone in like that because you don't know how they'll progress in the long-term.

"Hopefully we'll progress in the play-offs and there'll still be a bit of rugby left to play," added the former Wigan rugby league and Doncaster, Worcester and Orrell rugby union player.

This is one of those crystal ball questions since we don't know he'll progress in rehab.

It therefore seems likely that the incidence of hospital admissions due to ADR will progress similarly in other developed countries.

No longer will progress be measured in diagonal inches.