Sentence examples for Economic progression from inspiring English sources

Now, economic progression means more people are creating something larger than themselves," he says.

It is this group's level of social and economic progression more than anything that keeps alive India's 82,000 newspapers with a total daily circulation of 110 million.

This story was convenient for our elites because it meant that the decline of manufacturing was a necessary, if sometimes painful, part of a natural economic progression.

Singapore has gone through rapid economic progression since the postwar era.

In doing so, we suggest the broader socio-political environment arising from the "one country, two systems" approach is systematically denying these women the right to social and economic progression, whilst failing to afford them basic rights such as access to health services and protection from exploitation and abuse.

The use of various forms of ICTs (information communication technology) such as mobile telephones can foster the socio-economic progression of developing countries.

The Zetas are now the cartel most internationally connected to Britain and Europe, aligned with their opposite numbers, "cousins" as it were, in the economic and social progression of crime syndicates in Italy, the 'Ndrangheta of Calabria.

Or would we be setting them, and the future of our region, back in terms of economic and social progression on the world stage?

There is a growing body of evidence (including Frank Field's Foundation Years report) to suggest that the more we focus on this process, the closer we will come to building a shared language between children, artists, parents and teachers, and the better it can support relationships, educational progression and economic achievement later on in life.

Part of that comes from the natural progression of economic development.

Morocco, which has no conventional energy resources, depends entirely on the international primary energy market to satisfy its growing demand due to its economic growth and demographic progression.