Sentence examples for akin to progress from inspiring English sources
In the corporate boardroom, where inflating TV deals make relegation survival the sole priority, standing still is akin to progress.
"Nothing seems to progress".
Akin to racial discrimination, progress is being made, albeit slowly, especially as we work and play in a digital world which also demands and receives instant gratification.
This observation suggests that mucinous cystadenocarcinoma progresses from benign adenoma to atypical hyperplasia and finally to frank malignancy, a situation akin to the progression of colonic adenocarcinoma from adenoma.
Bryan Stevenson knows that when most people take the 40-minute tree-lined drive from Birmingham, heading south on Interstate 65 to the sliver of the city and other bedroom communities that sit inside Shelby County, Ala., they probably look around and see something akin to living, breathing Southern progress.
For example, although the epidermal flanks have a similarly straightened, parallel geometry as they near the dorsal midline in both Oncopeltus and Tribolium (e.g. Fig. 1G), Tribolium closure is scalloped while Oncopeltus zippering is more akin to that in Drosophila, primarily progressing from the posterior canthus (Panfilio and Roth, 2010).
Nonetheless, many here also see progress, something akin to "a door opening," in the words of one resident.
Of note, the adenomas present within these mice not only develop from somatic modification of a gene that underlies adenoma and carcinoma development, but a subset also progresses to carcinoma, akin to the situation in man.
Howson sees the progress made so far, and the groundwork that has been laid for future progress, as something akin to a favorite children's activity: "It's like a kid going out into the street to bang his drum.
