Sentence examples similar to instigated progress from inspiring English sources
This was a self-conscious push from a composer who believed himself to be at the avant-garde, moving the language of music forward; instigating progress.
"Yes, AND" instigates progress.
We suggest that deliberation around the intended outcomes of research, both short- and long-term, would instigate the same progress seen in other areas of health research, while mitigating concerns around participation.
The Ambassador continues to seek an urgent meeting with the Libyan Foreign Minister and other senior officials to press for a resolution and to obtain information about what instigated the Libyan decision to halt progress on the fuel shipment.
Most of the progress in this conservative state has been instigated by Republican Governor McCall.
"To women in my generation, these residual issues can sound small because we see so much progress," said Nancy H. Hopkins, a molecular biologist who instigated the first report.
The double-edged sword of progress, which facilitated control over infectious diseases, instigated an unhealthy trend in chronic diseases.
(Physio 3) In some cases, the professionals were sufficiently concerned that they had instigated proactive contacts with patients new to the service to check on progress.
[18 December 2004] Many of the bloggers are supportive of their mission in Iraq and some are also supportive of the Bush administration that instigated the conflict – although in some cases this support seems to wane as the war progresses.
PrCa often remains indolent, but if the disease progresses into advanced stages, no cure is currently available.51 A therapeutic option is therefore inhibiting invasion when instigated.
