Sentence examples for condemn progress from inspiring English sources
It has to be satisfying to see a guy like Joy jump to conclusions and condemn progress.
As the meeting progresses, concerned parents condemn the 'brainwashing' of their children in Farsi-only schools, an old woman reads out her poem on soldiers burning children's toys, and a few youngsters call attention to the bravery of their 'brothers and sisters' fighting the Islamic State group (Isis) in Syria.
The only way forward, however, he believes is through technological progress because the alternative is to condemn millions of people to poverty.
Sadiq Jalal al-'Azm, an eminent philosopher at the University of Damascus, was bewildered that Adonis, "the man of freedom, transformation, revolution, progress, and modernity," should "disparage if not condemn the Syrian revolution from its outset".
This kind of commercial thuggery will condemn Argentina to a long-term pattern of subpar progress punctuated by periodic, but short-lived, surges of growth.
His brother Claudius has condemned the lack of progress by the Independent Police Complaints Commission in its investigation into the incident, and said he has been inspired by US campaigners to speak out.
Related: The cult of natural childbirth has gone too far | Eliane Glaser Childbirth is not the only area where progress is condemned as detrimental – the anti-vaccination movement has some room to shout here too – but it is certainly among the most emotive, and front-page headlines that exploit these fears are spectacularly unhelpful.
The reluctance of countries to look in their own backyards when it comes to invading a person's right to give birth, and piecemeal progress in acknowledging that right, is mirrored in the reluctance to condemn others' practices.
They condemn interracial marriages.
