Sentence examples for force of progress from inspiring English sources

Another point that you bring up is a recurring theme in the history of medicine: innovation as a driving force of progress.

Mr. Putin said that "the thirst for change is a natural, driving force of progress" but dangerous when it threatened civil peace.

And when we do consider technology in historical terms we customarily see it as a driving force of progress: every so often, it seems, an innovation the steam engine, electricity, computers brings a new age into being.

Underlying his distinctly Southern tales of lost innocence and declining fortunes is a universal, and remarkably timely, theme: how important it is for localities to stand up to the disruptive force of progress.

Indeed, you didn't have to be a follower of Dawkins, Harris, and Hitchens to find the plank entitled "Faith" a little cloying: Faith has always been a central part of the American story, and it has been a driving force of progress and justice throughout our history.

The effect is that, at sixty-five, Friseemsseems a young man and a force of progress and catholicity in the jazz world, even as he re-imagines pop songs the Beach Boys, Burt Bacharach, Marvin Gaye's "I Heard It Through The Grapevine," the movie themes on his current record, "When You Wish Upon a Star"—that are sixty years old.

I have also very likely prepared an incredibly moving speech about how marginalizing one of the most important forces of progress in human history somehow makes me more enlightened, inclusive and progressive than people who do not".

But now this new middle class is starting to suspect that life has suddenly become, in unforeseen ways, more brutal and more hazardous.This is why it is beginning to be argued that the West must find a way of putting individual initiative, the necessary driving-force of progress, within a shaping moral order, which is the only way of defining what the word "progress" means.

The forces of progress were strong.

What greater victory for the forces of progress could there be?

The "forces of progress", which stand for collaboration and for a broader vision of education, must do likewise.