Sentence examples for open to progress from inspiring English sources

As both Bennett and Postrel note, the Anglosphere has been far more open to progress and change than, say, the Francosphere, such as it is.

While the stillbirth of the Syrian peace deal seems to open the way to progress on the Palestinian track, it is not that simple.

Mr. Bush insisted that Mr. Sharon's approach would fit with his own road map and "open the door to progress toward a peaceful, democratic, viable Palestinian state".

You must open this gate to progress further in the level so you can't miss it.

Analysts were more cautious, saying that Mr. Obama had opened the way to progress while still confronting profound differences on issues like Iran, missile defense and Georgia.

Yet, even though facing down my guilt was gut wrenching, by deciding to follow a path created by me, as opposed to the one prescribed by my family, I opened the door to progress in my evolution.

Because you outnumber them and you will always have a line of pass open which allows you to progress up the pitch.

It was another disappointing exit for the 29-year-old Venus, who has never won the Australian Open and has failed to progress past the last eight at Melbourne Park since 2003.

It helps us develop an adaptable mind, equally open to tradition and to progress.

He was also an intellectual sympathetic to scientific progress and to the need for the Roman Catholic Church to demonstrate itself open to such progress, and he always remained a pastor who was concerned for the church's internal life and for the spreading of its message throughout the world.

Creationist geologists are thriving, paradoxically, at a moment when evangelicals are becoming more educated, more prosperous and more open to scientific progress.