Sentence examples for equivalent progress from inspiring English sources

He said: "Technological progress without equivalent progress in human institutions can doom us.

There are shades here of the pensions dispute that has lately gripped the public sector, but no sign so far of any equivalent progress.

"Technological progress without an equivalent progress in human institutions can doom us," the president said, citing the need for "a moral revolution" to match our rapid societal change.

The dashed curve in Figure 4B represents the equivalent progress of a binding reaction characterized by a second order rate constant of 4.1 × 10 M–1 s–1, the value reported earlier for the binding of the same two reagents using surface plasmon resonance measurements.

The 113th US Open has the hallmark of a tournament where standing still is equivalent to progress.

While they do have the responsibility to keep us informed, their primary responsibility is to move forward with actions that bring the ideas of the campaign to fruition and make no mistake that voters have not accepted all this information as the equivalent of progress.

Furthermore responses in Figure 3 may be viewed as being equivalent to progress in a whole generation (with generation interval, L, of 4.3 years).

Although this group were similar in socio-demographic profiles, they might not have made equivalent academic progress, so could potentially have affected the results.

The video game industry has only been around since the early 70s – that's the equivalent of progressing from the earliest written languages to the Kindle in 40 years.

He also stressed that social evolution is not necessarily equivalent to social progress, which he felt could only be measured by personal judgment.

A country like Costa Rica, for example, already has a high level of social progress, equivalent to a G7 country like Italy, despite a relatively modest GDP per capita of about $13,500 (Italy's is about $34,000).