Sentence examples for from the retrogressive from inspiring English sources
Architecture has moved light years away from the retrogressive focus-group sensibility embraced by corporate firms.
Perhaps the only real argument for a hereditary monarch is to keep political egos in check; for all the retrogressive baggage that goes with the crown it should at least prevent uncrowned real power from falling into the "L'État, c'est moi" delusion.
There is little danger of encountering anything like official propaganda, since the Arab novelist stands, almost by definition — as a thinker, as a conduit of intellectual life — in opposition to the retrogressive forces in the modern Arab state.
Contemporaneous fluvial sediments, sourced by the retrogressive erosion of the pre-Bejenado collapse scarps, were fed into the subaerial confines of the Cumbre Nueva embayment.
Thus, the retrogressive effects in our study point to a reduced training maintenance at follow-up and may indicate the relevance of boosting sessions for stabilizing treatment effects.
In animals from the RO group, retrogressive changes were observed in the form of focal necrotic lesions affecting hepatocytes in liver lobules in 2 rabbits and liver cell steatosis.
If the World Trade Center catastrophe does help shift the city's builders from a retrogressive outlook, this is the tradition they will want to build upon.
The housing proposal has the same retrogressive edge as the president's welfare renewal bill approved this week by the Republican House.
A critical question remains unanswered concerning the cause of the intrinsic retrogressive changes in cell and organ structure and function that occur throughout the aging process.
We have totally compromised that, and in every respect, the utterly retrogressive plan Obama endorses--the 26-page Schumer outline--institutionalizes the worst excesses of the Bush years.
This lack of regard to the convention, coupled with the potentially retrogressive impact of these reforms, risks placing the UK in breach of its international obligations.
