Sentence examples for fear progress from inspiring English sources
These extremists are supported by conservative forces that fear progress and modernity".
Those are the moments when I was reminded that underneath the history that has been made, there was a human being who chose hope over fear – progress over the prisons of the past.
Well, here's the essential history of multitasking: it's introduced as an attempt to make early computers slightly less rubbish; someone applies the concept to human behaviour; someone else says, "You know, that's what women do"; it thus becomes fixed in the popular mind as axiomatically desirable, and if you say different, that reveals you fear progress and beat your wife.
"A few timid people, who fear progress, will try to give you new and strange names for what we are doing," he said in a June 1934 "fireside chat" on the radio.
In a speech defending his New Deal goals, FDR said: "A few timid people, who fear progress, will try to give you new and strange names for what we are doing.
If the stem cell business continues to flourish without proper scrutiny, Dr. Daley and others fear research progress will suffer.
But after Tuesday's shootings, teachers and students fear that progress will succumb to instability once again.
Advocates for women fear that progress made recently against baad will fade as NATO troops pull out and money for public awareness programs dwindles.
The choice, Bush said, was between fear and progress, and he ended as he had begun, in a spirit that was equal parts challenge and invitation: "We must stand up for our security, and for the permanent rights and the hopes of mankind.
They fear that progress may come faster than can be managed.
