Sentence examples for comparatively progressive from inspiring English sources

Much about Mr. Xi points to a person who, by the standards of current leaders, will be comparatively progressive.

They are well educated, and their brand of Islamism, like Tunisian society as a whole, is relaxed and comparatively progressive.

But despite being comparatively progressive, legislation in these countries fails the many single homeless people who are not deemed to be in priority need.

But even in a state as comparatively progressive as this one, the coalition that has formed around overhauling health care is notable.

The result, though, gives potential respite to the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, and EU officials in Brussels, whose comparatively progressive refugee policies and liberal political outlook had been under sustained assault from Orbán in recent months.

This was true even in comparatively progressive Paris.

And even though D.C. is comparatively very progressive, Kesha knows the city, like every city across the country, is still home to an uncomfortable level of discrimination in public spaces.

His handling of the situation earned him praise as a comparatively restrained and progressive leader.

In some forms the three toes remained comparatively large, but in progressive species of Merychippus the two side toes were short and small.

The discourse about Canada as a more progressive nation with comparatively liberal drug policies stood in stark contrast to stories about criminal activity (as discussed previously) where marijuana use was typically linked to a more conservative, 'tough on crime' stance.

But it bears noting that the balance of power has shifted more towards progressives with San Francisco's comparatively pro-business mayor Gavin Newsom becoming lieutenant governor of the state.