Sentence examples for necessarily progressive from inspiring English sources

Is progress necessarily progressive?

Then there was gay marriage which was considered necessarily progressive, so if a person was not a supporter they had to be an extremist.

That might come as something of a surprise to people who see Southern European countries like Portugal as being rich in history, with a good quality of life, but not necessarily progressive in business or technology, Mr. Pinho said.

Contrary to popular belief, evolution is not necessarily progressive.

It could be argued that even though a scalable bitstream is not necessarily progressive, decoding dependencies may subsist in the bitstream.

Broadly looks at what it takes for women to freeze their eggs and talks to experts about why the practice isn't necessarily progressive.

"In 2006 we elected plenty of people who weren't necessarily progressives, and I was happy to do it," recalled Dean, who was DNC chairman at the time.

While Barack Obama is, in fact, a liberal, he's not necessarily a progressive who fits squarely into the progressive movement's wheelhouse.

Perceptions about women in Europe are not necessarily as progressive as some people might think, Rapinoe said.

In their place have come a smattering of African American individuals who have risen in politics not through religion and not necessarily with progressive views.

"The show is presented as some kind of a balance between Caplis and Silverman, but Silverman is not necessarily a progressive voice," said Bill Menezes, editorial director for Colorado Media Matters.