Sentence examples for opposed to progress from inspiring English sources
"We're not blindly opposed to progress," he said, "we're opposed to blind progress".
Card himself seems to understand that he has placed his reputation and his continued financial success at stake by standing opposed to progress.
A former Peace Corps volunteer who lived for two years in one of Beijing's hutongs in the Dazhalan district near Tiananmen Square, Mr. Meyer is not opposed to progress.
Mr Thaci condemned the protesters, saying they were "opposed to progress in Kosovo".
Bombs are also used by the New Agrarians, environmentalists opposed to progress.
But just as in 1987 when those opposed to progress suggested that an extra 90 cents an hour was likely to shipwreck the California economy, it might be good for the rest of us to take a breath, consider the research and the record, and have a more productive conversation about the best ways to address inequality and make sure that work does indeed pay.
For example, the subset of TNBC tumors with low RB/E2F target genes and intact RB most probably has a very poor response to chemotherapy, and would have more benefit from other treatment options upfront, as opposed to progressing through relatively ineffective chemotherapy.
Religious conviction is often portrayed as being opposed to social progress and the use of reason.
Leo XIII, (born March 2, 1810, Carpineto Romano, Papal States died July 20 , 1903 Rome) head of the Roman Catholic Church (1878 1903) who brought a new spirit to the papacy, manifested in more conciliatory positions toward civil governments, by care taken that the church not be opposed to scientific progress and by an awareness of the pastoral and social needs of the times.
The emergence of new and violent ideologies, for example opposed to technological progress that endangers employment, cannot be ruled out.
"Two years ago, we constantly had not only politicians but a lot of political media and those opposed to any progress saying, 'Nobody's interested in this.
