Sentence examples for bring a progress from inspiring English sources

A problem of the solar wind flow around the magnetopause is rather complex but a combination of the numerical modeling and experimental observations can bring a progress in magnetosheath studies.

Collaboration and alliance between team members bring a substantial progress for any business.

It is often argued that people tend to consider all evolutionary changes as adaptive, progressive, and optimal, since it is cognitively hard avoiding the idea that evolutionary changes bring an inevitable progress (Ruse [1997]; Carroll [2001]).

The plan would decimate several venerable traditions, like the one that allows one senator to bring all progress on a bill or a nomination to a screeching halt without having to reveal his or her identity.

The Republicans said what they were doing didn't count as a filibuster since they just wanted to bring all progress to a screeching halt temporarily, while the senators took more time to study the issues.

For example, while there is some concern that technology may bring a false sense of progress, the antidote does not lie in a deliberate rejection of technology but rather in a life of natural simplicity and contentment that stems from having few desires (ch. 80).

Remember always bring a notebook to save your progress in your mission.

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.

Phil Hufton from LU said: "We have had well over 40 meetings, and came to Acas today to listen, make progress and bring an end to this dispute.

This time, we brought a work-in-progress.

I supported RFK because I thought he had the experience and commitment and passion that would bring an end to the war and bring progress for the poorest.