Sentence examples for Progress-driven from inspiring English sources

After collecting questionnaires from nearly 500 visitors internationally and holding in-depth interviews with a selected number of visitors at each institution, I found that teleological or progress-driven concepts of evolution are still used as a crutch by visitors navigating evolutionary information.

Even scientifically astute visitors often misunderstand the scale of human evolutionary time and the nature of evolutionary processes; they often find it more satisfying indeed, need to imagine a progress-driven Africa-to-Europe evolutionary plan, a Victorian progress motif that fixes Africa in static evolutionary prehistory.

I would love to see the presidential candidates express their views on the concept of a Center for Cures and the potential for "progress-driven" reform of the health care system.

The reason: only farmers with a progress-driven attitude will continue to experiment and innovate after the project's withdrawal.

They receive intensive training from the project's extension worker, aiming at the generation of a progress-driven attitude and at conducting experiments on their fields.

The first contest is the most important one, because it serves as a selection tool for distinguishing the interested families (those with a progress-driven attitude) from the others.

It represents genuine progress, driven by competitive pressure and innovative response, not transient policy or irrational exuberance.

Human progress, driven by advances in science, medicine and technology, has radically improved average living standards, health and life expectancy.

This can be achieved by harnessing digital channels to make the user experience easier, incentivizing progress driven by other stakeholders in the system, and shifting the complexity burden off consumers.

I describe this point in human history this way: [This is] the perfect moment for a burst of bottom-up progress, driven by the extraordinary efficiency and impact that can come from using the Web and other communication tools to connect an idea, expertise, or design with a glaring need.

Further, we provided evidence that certainty of goal attainment at a high (vs. low) level of progress drove this shift in focus, leading to such sabotage behaviors (Studies 3A, 3B).