Sentence examples for equally progressive from inspiring English sources

A bastion of progressive social policy in the fight for equality, West Hollywood can also be exceptionally proud of its equally progressive history in arts and culture -- not only welcoming but investing significant resources into innovative and often daring public art programs at a level most American cities fail to do.

The stimulus package passed by Barack Obama the following year cut an equally progressive profile.

More recently, the mock-doc Modern Family (ABC, since 2009) has used comedy to equally progressive effect by showing the increasingly numerous permutations of American family life.

Monarchs and military history gave way to a postwar emphasis on an equally progressive history of legislation and constitutional evolution that culminated in the advent of democracy in 1928.

After moving to Birmingham to work with the equally progressive metal products manufacturer Adam Boulton, the Watt steam engine rapidly gave Britain an industrial lead over Europe and America that it was to hold for the best part of a century.

And if you didn't live in New York City, or an equally progressive place, it was even more unsafe.

(Who elected these guys?) Another team of worthies, self-described as "progressive elected officials," proved equally adept at making fools of themselves.

This methodology would be equally applicable to other neurodegenerative tauopathies such as progressive supranuclear palsy, certain forms of frontotemporal dementia, or corticobasal degeneration [ 59].

Once their set is complete, it's a handover to equally heavy progressive house dance tunes from DJ Lukas & The Brothers, and a few deaf punters get their dance groove on.

Led by Dr. Aldo Sicoli, a dynamic superintendent, and supported by an equally dynamic and progressive board of education, the district went from 63.9 percent white in 2004, to presently 47.3percentt white, 30.3percentt black, and 12.6percentt Hispanic.

Cognitive rehabilitation, originally developed mainly through work with younger brain-injured people but equally applicable to progressive conditions, refers to the rehabilitation of people with cognitive impairments.