Sentence examples for line of progress from inspiring English sources

2004: Barack Obama symbolizes the line of progress and growth.

Escaping the straight line of progress felt almost subversive.

If Carter's output has a through line of progress, it's a fuzzy one.

In his view, there had been in human history a line of progress from magic to religion and on to science.

He demonstrates that there was no clean line of progress and that the world was never turned fully mechanistic by any of these great scientists.

"There's some evidence that reminds us that this is not going to be a straight line of progress," said a senior official, reflecting the White House view.

Though Sir Arthur John's review was necessarily a cursory one, it was a valuable authoritative review of the main lines of progress and contains references to many of the most interesting vessels ever launched.

Michael Holroyd: When you write biography or history or non-fiction you always look for a way of escaping from the prison of chronology before you come back into it, and sometimes what I try to do is to have two lines of progress in a narrative: one is the "and then and then and then", 1900, 1901, 1902.

Despite the above-mentioned lines of progress in automated diagnosis, an important concern is that the varying properties of images, due to acquisition settings [ 19, 25] and staining [ 26], may affect the classification results substantially.

So, the latest action comes in a long line of significant progress.

In general, ask students to consider in what ways the fossil record does and does not support the concept of evolution as a straight line of increasing progress or complexity.