Sentence examples for longer progressive from inspiring English sources

Much taxation is no longer progressive, but, as the International Monetary Fund has stated, a financial transaction tax would be very progressive.

29 These findings were supported by a study conducted by Galvao et al who examined the effects of longer progressive resistance training (20 weeks) at a rehabilitation clinic in 10 men on ADT for localized prostate cancer.

"It is a bit like when Nixon went to China, conservatives thought, 'my God, has he suddenly abandoned the faith?' Progressives thought, 'my God, is China no longer a progressive country?' The truth is this was a historic breakthrough," he said.

It is no longer thought progressive for men to portray experiences that are explicitly not their own onscreen; sometimes, it's even a liability not to entrust those people to tell their own stories.

The outputs from the Delphi suggest that the duration of exercise sessions should be of 10 minutes or longer, using progressive resistance (strength) training.

On average, LTS survived significantly longer without progressive disease than STS (median PFS, 37.2 months (95% CI: 32.9 40.5) vs 7.3 months (95% CI: 6.8 8.0).

There is no longer … a progressive temporal dimension".

This will take courage, but it is vital that they do so: We cannot rely much longer on a progressive Court of Appeals to intercede and prevent executions, as has happened since 1995, when the death penalty was reinstituted in New York.

His neoliberal, Third Way Democrat administration clearly no longer represented the progressive wing of the Democratic party, once considered its base.

Here, the audience lies down on comfortable cushions, which makes [things] easier, and mostly make possible a longer and more progressive reading of the piece.

His music was identified in the public mind with the Edwardian era, and after the First World War he no longer seemed a progressive or modern composer.