Sentence examples for higher stages of from inspiring English sources
Medieval writers conceived pratima as a ladder leading to higher stages of spiritual development.
Vehement debate soon broke out within the CCP concerning how quickly to move to higher stages of cooperative production in the countryside.
By long experience of the course of human society, the principle of development in culture has become so ingrained in our philosophy that ethnologists, of whatever school, hardly doubt but that, whether by progress or degradation, savagery and civilization are connected as lower and higher stages of one formation.
Some of it is likely to be at higher stages of the auditory neurophysiology pathway.
Allelic imbalances or loss of heterozygosity are more frequently found in higher stages of dysplasia and in invasive carcinomas, but it is not exclusive to HPV-negative tumors.
Results show that the early stages see the most severe inequality of educational attainment; as students move up to higher stages of education, the contribution of SES and cultural background is largely replaced by the grade of school.
"It's nothing compared to what your expenses are, you're far from breaking even, but you have to go through those stages to get to the higher stages of professional tennis where the money is," he told BBC Radio Jersey.
The free play of imagination — the liberation of the inner life — is itself a higher stage of politics.
Hegel, to the higher stage of truth that combines the truth of a thesis and an antithesis.
Later, French court papers say, he instructed them in the concept of waging jihad against corrupt governments, saying it was a higher stage of Islamic observance.
