Sentence examples for limits to progress from inspiring English sources

The Beginning of Infinity by David Deutsch Allen Lanee) A difficult but well rewarded read in which the author maintains that everything is within the reach of reason including moral and polirical philosophy and aesthetics: "within the universal laws of physics, there are no limits to progress".

You can never jump many rooms ahead but are limited to progress one room at a time via the "adjacent possible".

At the same time, the most vulnerable women in these very same societies find that they have limited opportunities to progress.

This variant is often multifocal and recurs, but has limited potential to progress to muscle-invasive stage (Grossman, 1996; Lee and Droller, 2000).

Although these silos allow specialists to achieve great experience with specific clinical conditions, they may also limit our ability to progress in leaps.

These cubby holes serve as walls and boundaries that severely limit our ability to progress and evolve toward a more peaceful and prosperous future.

If Quebec is rebuffed, the demonstration is made that there is a limit to our ability to progress in this country".Mr Charest must hope that voters focus more on his federalism than on his administration.

E.M.D.R. and Anxiety My teenage son has had E.M.D.R. therapy for anxiety attacks that were very limiting in his ability to progress (go for job interviews, attend college classes that were intimidating to him).

The lecturer afterwards explained that the group dynamics in cohort 2 required her to limit student participation in order to progress towards the answers.

Although they also improved in the limited-overs competitions, they failed to progress from the group stages in either form of the game.

Efforts in creating an engaging, playable system incentivizing users' incremental steps towards larger goals are constrained by SuperBetter's relative lack of structure and direction, limits to meaningful progress monitoring, its largely static content regardless of varied user goals, and broad concerns regarding the utility of the overall system.