Sentence examples for contributions to progress from inspiring English sources

Most of Owen's contributions to Progress saw either him picking over his relationships – as on the uncomfortably honest What Do You Want from Me, written for his wife in the wake of his affair – or highlighting his heightened sense of paranoia (SOS, Kidz).

Further contribution to progress in these areas can be made if geolocation data can be used to accurately predict an individual's future whereabouts.

Recall that Hegel claims that a reflective individual who surveys the course of history will be reconciled to tragedies when he understands their contribution to progress overall.

Although research in Africa has made a substantial contribution to progress in improving the delivery of effective interventions against communicable diseases such as HIV, tuberculosis and malaria, research on NCDs has lagged behind that on communicable diseases.

This commitment solidifies and supports the recognition that achieving the Sustainable Development Goal on gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls (SGD5), will make a crucial contribution to progress across all SDGs, including SDG13 on taking urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts.

Therefore, this method may well make a great contribution to progress in the investigation of membrane structures using, for instance, self-produced monoclonal antibodies so that specific rare cells can be identified.

In this context, the present work is an interesting contribution to progress in this challenge.

This year's forum is dedicated to the contribution of science to progress on the Millennium Development Goals.

"Since the onset of the financial crisis, the question of how to unlock new sources of productive employment and strengthen the contribution of economic growth to progress in broad living standards has become an increasingly important concern for political and business leaders in developed and developing countries alike.

And Mr. Keegan is willing to appreciate Hussein's real contributions to such progress.

The discoveries of these and other women and the broad recognition of their contributions to scientific progress marked what many hoped would be a promising turning point for women in science.