Sentence examples for a wave of progress from inspiring English sources

While the Stonewall riots brought a wave of progress and gay bars and queer-friendly establishments have become commonplace, we still live in a cultural climate where discrimination and prejudice still exists.

The new device reflects a wave of rapid progress in metal 3-D printing, suggesting that the technology is moving toward becoming a more realistic manufacturing tool.

The president wants to be seen, and works to be seen, as a pragmatic, data-driven steward of popular programs who's leading a wave of social progress at home while keeping us as safe from terrorists as any Republican tough guy could.

Given what we know about lagging progress toward gender equality -- which might or might not be unstuck by the mancession -- we should not assume that today's fact is part of a wave of continuous progress in the direction of equality.

Rather, it was, or should have been, a warning sign that America was riding a fleeting wave of progress.

"The move comes as part of a larger wave of progress for gay rights champions" in Vietnam, the flagship publication of the Vietnam National Youth Federation reported.

The UNiTE campaign, the Trust Fund and other activities are part of a global wave of progress that is altering the way violence is perceived.

The group called the spread of climate-related legislation "a spectacular wave of progress," noting that in 1997, there were only 36 laws on the books around the world meant to address climate change, compared to 487 today.

And as I begin to see a new wave of "progress" come within both communities, I also begin to become frustrated with what is now becoming the "gay-washing" of my ethnic heritage and ancestral condition.

The ad suggests that Microsoft's products represent a great industrial wave of progress in the United States that is threatened by Government interference.

Part of this wave of progress is a stunning drop in birthrates.