Sentence examples for a retrogression in from inspiring English sources

The future looked bright... Screen violence, we might notice, has close affinities with the weapons business, and, to borrow an aging phrase from the nuclear-arms community, is often technology-led....O Mentions "Bullitt" (1968), which still has an unsurpassed car-chase, and "Schindler's List," which represents a retrogression in violence.

This analysis confirms a dreamy suspicion we've long entertained that two or perhaps two and a half is the witching age, after which a retrogression in charm and talent sets in and that a well-advised movie infant would do well to retire at three, happy with its memories of success.

Ms Rolnik told BBC Radio 4's Today programme that she had received "hundreds of testimonies" and said there was a "danger of a retrogression in the right to adequate housing" in the UK.

He had in mind a retrogression in the manners of American democracy, which showed in a new contempt for the meaning of the words "all men are created equal".

There was a significant decreasing trend in retrogression in the removal treatment from 2008 until 2013 (Ptrend = 0.011) but no trend in the ambient treatment (Ptrend = 0.90).

"To many of us, the black hat is a throwback, a retrogression," he said.

One thing I haven't seen emphasized, however, is the extent to which the whole concept of having to "mine" Bitcoins by expending real resources amounts to a drastic retrogression — a retrogression that Adam Smith would have scorned.

That could be seen as a "retrogression" of African-American rights, which is prohibited by the Voting Rights Act.

When the DeLay plan was submitted to the Justice Department for approval, career officials in the Voting Section produced an internal legal opinion of seventy-three pages, with seventeen hundred and fifty pages of supporting documents, arguing that the plan should be rejected as a retrogression of minority rights.

After Ptolemy's day there even appears to have been a retrogression, as exemplified by the Roman trend away from the mathematical approach to mapping.

This means that in this interval, we found the greatest increase in technological change whereas, in contrast, the greatest decrease is observed from 2009 to 2010, when the technological change switches from 1.100 to 0.957, indicating that European farmers were not able to raise their efficiency levels (a retrogression of the production frontier).