Sentence examples for embrace progress from inspiring English sources

We know that free peoples embrace progress and life instead of becoming the recruits for murderous ideologies.

Its placement, "one block from Wall Street, with traffic going through a block away, facing the Statue of Liberty," Denes says, "was a meaningful attack" on the divide between rich and poor, between the pastoral and the technocratic, and how people embrace progress.

While we should embrace progress, we must keep our eyes open to its consequences.

To truly embrace progress, you need to review who you are, and why your allegiances are what they are.

Leaders in Florida have shown that there's another option: Embrace progress by removing needless rules for all transportation service companies.

"Investors are embracing progress.

In his new book, Alexander, a professor of history at U.C.L.A., explains how the mathematical debate was a battle over differing visions for modern Europe, between those who sought to protect the status quo and those who embraced progress and reform.

Brown, who had hired a white man to be Alcorn's first officer of diversity, attended integrated schools with black principals while growing up in Charleston, S.C. "It allowed me, with a unique blend, to see possibilities," he said, saying his aim was "maintaining history while embracing progress".

Another theme that arose in these post-battle songs was the necessity for the Tuareg to hold tight to their defining traditions — particularly the Tamashek language, which has often been suppressed in the lands in which they've lived — while embracing progress and new ideas.

The photographs collected here touch on the familiar (carnival, football, religious rites) and the overlooked (machinery, modernist buildings and the new capital of Brasilia), and show a country as it embraced progress and transformation before the 1964 arrival of military dictatorship.

It will argue that thanks to a combination of environmental activism and economic growth the outlook for other species has improved, and that if growth continues, governments do more to regulate it and greens embrace technological progress, there is a decent chance of man undoing the damage he has done during his short and bloody stay on the planet.