Sentence examples for gains from progress from inspiring English sources
Environmentalists have shown how the "business as usual" approach to trade, industry and agriculture advocated by the WTO will wipe out any gains from progress at the Copenhagen climate summit.
Yet it is hard not to recognize that Burke himself was telling the reader, in a way that entered the consciousness all the more forcibly because it accompanied entertainment, that civil society really did imply some evils, just as he identified losses as well as gains from progress in other connexions.
Malthus was wrong when he predicted that any gains from technological progress would be swamped by the effects of population growth.
With this internally driven motivation, we gain satisfaction from progress toward our resolution.
Through this review, we examine structural features responsible for their redox properties, including knowledge gained from recent progress in fine-tuning the redox centers.
Gains from both technological progress and globalisation flow more to the rich than the poor.
Ridley strains to fit the notion of ideas having sex into what he himself calls the "Procrustean bed" of his "gains from exchange" story of progress.
You might start out listening to "For Philip Guston" -- a tribute to one of Feldman's painter friends -- as if it were saying something, as if it were going somewhere, as if there might be something to be gained from following its progress, but it offers no help to such modes of appreciation, and you cannot go on doing all the work for four-and-a-half hours.
The benefits we gain from technology and progress include the reality that change within an organization is expected to happen every 12-18 months — and that's being generous.
Hence, the gains from preventing patients with moderate COPD to progress to severe COPD are likely to be detected only in the long run.
Every one of these diseases impinges detracting from health gains and delaying progress in other areas such as education and economic development [ 7, 27].
