Sentence examples for firmly progressed from inspiring English sources

Said another way, the U.S. economy has firmly progressed to an information economy, where talent has replaced goods as the most significant and important determining factor.

In a similar vein the Spin firmly believes England would have progressed to the knockout stages of the competition if they had hit a lot more sixes, particularly in the games they lost, which were the ones where they didn't hit enough sixes.

But he did believe that certain battles against ignorance had been decisively won, and that humankind was oriented firmly toward progress.

Data were reorganized as the coding scheme progressed and all themes were firmly grounded in the data [ 23, 24].

Still, when I was younger I firmly believed that economics was a field that progressed over time, that every generation knew more than the generation before.

Since its beginnings in the 1960s, the design of modified atmosphere packaging (MAP) has progressed from a trial and error process to one that is firmly based on sound phenomenological models developed with a good understanding of the underlying mechanisms.

Despite fitful attempts to progress, Bulgaria and Romania remain, like Ukraine, firmly in the East.

Readers from other disciplines should be able to learn from the article what has been firmly established and what are significant unresolved questions and obstacles to progress.

As firmly established the G93A mutation of SOD1 led to a rapidly progressing palsy which was lethal in a few weeks after symptoms onset.

The process of digitisation is progressing quickly within health care and the European political agenda is firmly embracing this digital revolution [2].

My focus is firmly on the season ahead with Glasgow and I will be doing all I can to help the club continue to progress this year".