Sentence examples for edge of progress from inspiring English sources

"Don't underestimate their need for a pat on the back, to be on a winning team, on the cutting edge of progress".

A corporation that would like to be on the cutting edge of progress: and tonnes of dead forest still dropping on the mat.

Having spent a lifetime at the cutting edge of progress, expanding his reputation and designs to maximum scale, he found his ideal home in his cabanon - a spartan, one-roomed wooden hut on the Côte d'Azur, where he spent every summer from 1952 onwards.

Since the dawn of human creation, the prehensile thumb has been at the cutting edge of progress.

Clearly the scientific endeavour in the UK is at the cutting edge of progress in this field.

Paris has always represented the greatest of shared human values, and it has also always stood on the cutting edge of progress.

"I think that she has spent the last 40 years at the cutting edge of progressive causes and has a lot of progress to show for it," Reed said.

Its electronic score and frenetic camerawork succeed admirably at putting the viewer in the precarious position of an actual doctor on the then cutting edge of medical progress, a task of place exploration that is far more difficult for a film working in two or three hours, rather than 10 or 20.

PLOS is proud to be at the leading edge of this progress".

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And I'm proud to know Baroness Martha Lane Foxox, whose successes in bringing the UK to the cutting edge of digital and technological progress will result in healthcare that is more evidence-based and quality-driven.