Sentence examples for imagine progressing from inspiring English sources

I can't imagine progressing in one's career in Washington without being able to have private conversations with your boss or drive alone in a car with him.

Faced with such lines, humans tend to imagine progress as an escape from linear waiting.

These are countries where it takes a little faith to imagine progress!

"It may be difficult to imagine progress in this current climate when many Israelis doubt that a willing and capable partner for peace even exists," Clinton said, neglecting to mention that Netanyahu himself is not a willing partner and has explicitly and repeatedly said that he is not open to a Palestinian state.

Either way, for all the grudging praise it is still hard to imagine England progressing if Milner doesn't contribute by playing to the very limit of his invisibilities.

Even scientifically astute visitors often misunderstand the scale of human evolutionary time and the nature of evolutionary processes; they often find it more satisfying indeed, need to imagine a progress-driven Africa-to-Europe evolutionary plan, a Victorian progress motif that fixes Africa in static evolutionary prehistory.

Ghassan Khatib, vice president of Birzeit University in the West Bank and a former Palestinian Authority spokesman, said, "It would be difficult to imagine any progress without change in Israel's settlement policy".

Wilson, an African-American who grew up poor in Pennsylvania, cannot imagine much progress being made on racial and ethnic inequality without a change in how the problem is framed in the public mind.

Chung-in Moon of Yonsei University, an architect of the "sunshine policy", argues that decrepit North Korea is on the brink of opening up just as China did three decades ago, because Kim Jong Il recognises that his legitimacy now rests on future prosperity.But outside help is hard to imagine without progress on the nuclear issue.

To assume most Muslims are moderate is to imagine that progress is inevitable but if we want the next generation of Muslims to have values we associate with being moderate, we need to be prepared to make an argument for a progressive Islam.

If every state had a department of regenerative medicine, imagine the progress we might make!