Sentence examples for Political advancements from inspiring English sources

"They reflect the utopian promise of disco during a decade – the 1970s – that was defined by social and political advancements for marginalized groups," she says.

Keeping up with technological, economic, social, cultural, and political advancements in the first world is becoming an extremely laborious and costly, and ultimately impossible, task.

We clink martini glasses, and celebrate our status as women, our unique and varied powers, and the social and political advancements women have made.

This is not the first time that Israel has responded to Palestinian political advancements with heavy-handed punishment — it follows a familiar pattern.

If metamodern work is divisive -- if its crossing of time-honored boundaries infuriates some even as it thrills others -- must we consider it somehow contrary to the collaborative atmosphere or even the specific political advancements metamodernism hopes to provoke?

It is believed that hundreds of African Americans held state, federal, or local offices between 1863 and 1877, with the culmination of these political advancements being the elections of Hiram Revels and Blanche Bruce to the U.S. Senate.

Coulter facetiously and snidely refers to Michelle Obama as a "saint" and "Mother Teresa" and suggests that her public service career "advanced in lockstep with the political advancement of her husband".

And now, more and more often, politicians runs for president not necessarily in pursuit of political advancement, but actually as a way out of politics.

Thus, Mr. Suozzi's direct challenge to state politics is the product of those conditions and of his ambition for political advancement.

Perhaps it was his focus on his own political advancement.

"Japan gives No. 1 priority to economic advancement, not political advancement".