Sentence examples for A progressive development from inspiring English sources

What seems at first glance like a progressive development for staff freedom could in fact be another erosion of our liberties.

Malaysia on the same hand is under a progressive development of a rehabilitative NAO humanoid robot used as an intervention program for autism.

"It does not create a serious demand for conflict-free minerals in the EU, nor does it put in place a progressive development scheme for sustainable mining in conflict areas.

In it he again traced a progressive development from a savage to a civilized state and pictured primitive man as an early philosopher applying his reason to explain events in the human and natural world that were beyond his control, even though his scientific ignorance produced erroneous explanations.

In the Angaran platform the older (i.e., more than 3 billion years) gneiss-granulite basement shows a progressive development in time from ophiolites (pieces of former ocean floors) and immature basaltic island-arc volcanic rocks to more silicic (silicon-rich) rocks such as andesites.

The sequence in the fossil record from simple animals and plants in the ancient, deeper strata to the more complex, recent forms found near the surface represented a progressive development, Agassiz agreed, but those different animals and plants did not arise because of interactions between populations and external environmental changes, as Darwin argued.

It won't be a necessarily progressive development: Christianity provided a common moral language for the civil rights movement and its opponents, for which no replacement is in sight.

In my eyes, this is a huge progressive development which would go a long way in rectifying the entrenched gender imbalances.

As a general rule, dementia displays a chronically progressive development: beginning with the first disease-related symptoms, the average survival period is eight to nine years.

Hence, data were analyzed in an ongoing manner to allow for a continually progressive development of theories and findings.

Cope's suggested mechanism for this action was a "steady progressive development of organization" through what Cope termed "a continual crowding backward of the successive steps of individual development".