Sentence examples for I think progressively from inspiring English sources

"But I think during the course of that he realized that there are problems with the food-safety system, and I think progressively, philosophically, he changed from just being a plaintiff attorney to being somebody who believes that changing food safety for the betterment of public health is a laudable goal".

The organizers of a national chicken soup contest urged contestants to think progressively in the "Better Than Your Bubby's" soup competition.

Don't be afraid to think progressively in how Fascism can be applied to your country.

The truth is, I think of myself progressively expanding my horizons externally and progressively declining internally.

It was when that went, and he was left to his own devices, that I think it got progressively harder".

"But I think it's getting progressively worse".

"I think the volume is progressively increasing," said Pierre Denize, the director of the Haitian National Police.

"I think it has become progressively irrelevant and it is a massive challenge to change that.

Although he is generally pessimistic about social progress—"Who can really hope to change society?" (p. 28)—Bailey also actively argues (progressively, I think) that there's nothing really wrong with being a feminine male or a gay man, or, as he thinks is often the case, both.

I think it's been getting progressively better, too.

"There will be more very problematic incidents, and police will be challenged in court, and I think the public will become progressively aware of it and consent will be withdrawn.