The Machine Common Sense program aims to both define the problem and engender progress on it, though no one is expecting this to be "solved" in a year or two.
Yet, many scholars, e.g. Amartya Sen, have often highlighted Smith's warnings that self-serving behavior is itself insufficient to engender economic progress.
I wonder if this could be the result of a deadly mix of higher alcohol consumption with a bitterness engendered by the progress of feminism in these countries; but that's a matter for another time.
Several people who had been involved in the proceedings, which were being held under a press blackout, said the talks had followed a frustrating pattern in recent days of rapid bursts of progress engendering periods of optimism that were then dashed when an unforeseen bump appeared to slow everything down and intensify emotions.
In advanced industrialized countries, such as the United States, entrepreneurship has long been considered as a way to spur innovation and technological progress, engender competition, and create employment, leading to economic growth and national prosperity (Holmgren and From 2005).
With recent technological progress engendering factors such as promotion of industrial symbiosis, substitution of materials across sectors, and green product-service system, it is worth checking if these factors have caused a change in hierarchy among sectors.
These achievements do not impede progress; they engender it.
Westway, the proposed subsurface replacement, engendered more passion than progress.
Maybe black progress had engendered more resistance than he had understood.
Downstairs, we had coffees in the Cafe des Cataventos and began ruminating about Porto Alegre's experience with participatory democracy and the remarkable social progress it engendered.
The issue of the extent to which such progress has engendered any ethical dimensions has been addressed.
