Sentence examples for described as a progressive from inspiring English sources
9 14 Moreover, although BCD has been described as a progressive disease, age does not always correlate with severity and progression, as illustrated here.
Smith's condition was described as a "progressive neurocognitive disorder that affects his memory".
Mostly Autumn are usually described as a progressive rock band, though the band themselves have never really accepted the label.
(Though he was generally described as a progressive liberal, Mr. Cowles served on a White House committee in 1965 to generate support for President Johnson's war policies).
They then supported a number of controversial government campaigns and policies, including the Education Bill, NHS reforms and the Poll Tax, which it described as a "progressive measure".
Washiqur Rahman Babu, a Bangladeshi freelance described as a progressive thinker who wrote a blog critical of "irrational religious beliefs, superstitions and radical Islamists", was hacked to death in March by three men wielding meat cleavers.
There he directs the physics department as well as the Institute of Science, Technology and Public Policy, which his campaign describes as a "progressive policy think tank".
While the governor's cuts to school aid are calculated through what he describes as a progressive formula, education groups say the reductions will still widen the funding gap between wealthier and poorer school districts.
In interviews, some pro-Nader voters have suggested that they would prefer Mr. Bush to Mr. Gore because they believe a Bush presidency is more likely to inspire the kind of anger and opposition that truly ignite what they describe as a progressive, third-party movement for future years.
And a Nader supporter handing out leaflets, Joe Katroscik, repeated arguments made by many Nader supporters, who say that a Bush victory might just invigorate what Mr. Katroscik described as a "true progressive movement" in the country.
Their third release This Is War was described as "an extremely progressive rock sound with killer choruses," drawing inspirations from experimental Pink Floyd to melodic M83.
