Sentence examples for its way of progress from inspiring English sources

Starting from the idea that educating creative capacity seems to be the only way by which man can keep up with constantly changing of his world, it is easy to see why the current system of education is trying to change its way of progress.

Not even Progress will get in the way of progress, it seems.

The Air Force should promote competition when it provides benefits, but not when it gets in the way of progress.

It stands in the way of progress at every level -- from a child's intellectual and physical development to the growth of national economies," said UNICEF Executive Director Carol Bellamy.

Morgan insists it would be prepared to "re-examine its role" rather than stand in the way of progress.

Joe immediately identifies those standing in the way of progress, who, ironically, call themselves Progressives.

While it affected C57BL/6J and a number of other strains, it was not immediately apparent how this mutation might stand in the way of progress, as chronobiology was still in its infancy.

Meanwhile it may be necessary to kill, torture and imprison a few million people, but whose fault is it if they get in the way of progress?

Here's a tale of innovation and why it's hard to stand in the way of progress.

"It always seemed to get in the way of progress".

Its old version was that Indigenous peoples have always been in the way of progress, their interests a nuisance or threat, their treaties a discardable artifact.