Sentence examples for a natural progress from inspiring English sources
It's a natural progress — whittling down alternative locations and then targeting him.
"I think to the extent that this shows a natural progress of change in the organization, it's very positive".
The approach that prevailed until the late 19th century was based on the idea, taken from Enlightenment writings, that there is a natural progress of society from primitive hunting and fishing groups through the stage of nomadism to settled agriculture, trade, and urbanization.
The trend of historical inevitability the idea that the current style of playing on period instruments is unassailably correct and a result of natural progress—had come to see Ruzickova as hopelessly passé by the nineteen-eighties.
Mr Klein imagines libertarianism as an antagonist to the natural progress of decent nations effective only if fatcats "pump a lot of money" into it, and he imagines they have.
She is only 3lb higher for that win and, despite this looking a competitive race, she is the one they all have to beat and, given natural progress for such a lightly raced horse, she is worthy of banker material.
Apoptosis, a natural biological progress which can be triggered by intrinsic mitochondrial pathway and extrinsic death receptor pathway [ 18, 19], plays a crucial role in eliminating excess or abnormal cells and which is often impaired in cancer.
We develop an age-structured compartment model for CT natural progress, screening, and treatment.
Some, I suppose, might call the zero-hours contract natural progress, the evolutionary step from a sea of unionism to the beach head of capitalistic corporatism, but I would prefer to call it economic nostalgia by the ruling classes.
Clinical outcome measures are to be defined based on evidence, taking into account the probability of detecting change given the expected natural progress of the organ-specific disease manifestations in an appropriate time-frame (potentially in contrast to the artificial time points used in clinical trials).
Free trade rhetoric almost always serves a magical function: It erases ugly, violent political realities and replaces them with clean, natural progress.
