Sentence examples for creativity and progress from inspiring English sources

Yet creativity and progress survived, and Australia's troubles were small compared with those of many contemporary societies.

They are abetted by a handful of law professors and other experts who have made careers of fashioning counterintuitive arguments holding that copyright impedes creativity and progress.

While it would be nice to rid the restaurant scene of such annoyances, it is important to note that during the boom, New York dining experienced a surge of creativity and progress not seen since the days of Le Pavillon.

The latter work was a survey of Italian revolutionary struggles from ancient Roman times to the collapse of the Florentine Republic in 1530 and a glorification of revolution as an impetus to national creativity and progress toward greater political liberty.

First of all, I don't think of many things as more intrinsic to the long-range thrust of a company, to the development of a company as a place of innovation and creativity and progress than the ability to design your own products and build your own products.

Insisting that the Google acquisition has not in any way forced him to deviate from his own research path, Hassabis reckons he spends "at least as much time thinking about the efficiency of DeepMind as the algorithms" and describes the company as "a blend of the best of academia with the most exciting start-ups, which have this incredible energy and buzz that fuels creativity and progress".

What impact will the immediacy of information have on future creativity, innovation, and progress?

Today was a step forward for us in terms of the creativity and hopefully progress will come from that".

In his own words "America's record in this century has been unparalleled in the world's history for its responsibility, for its generosity, for its creativity and its progress.

All these signs of environmental progress and even degradation are actually a result of overall human progress, said Julian Simon, a professor at the University of Maryland business school who espouses the unconventional view that a bigger population is a plus because it means more human creativity and more progress.

I admire Chinese culture, history, creativity and motivation for progress.