Sentence examples for opposite to progress from inspiring English sources
He does understand Lodge as a polar opposite to progress, but the lecture has made him realize that man must reconcile the physical and spiritual worlds as best he can.
When you go to land, however, throw the opposite foot forward to progress into the next phase.
The former is usually cast as modern, progressive, objective and scientific; the latter is seen to be the opposite – regressive, romantic and an obstacle to progress.
Maturation occurs in the wake of the differentiation wave, so in static images it appears to progress in the opposite direction (Fig. 3A).
Only once in the eight occasions the Williamses have been in opposite grand slam semi-finals has either failed to progress.
Wealthy politicians One model, two interpretations ReprintsAlthough America and China seem to line up on the opposite sides of so many international issues, optimists can point to progress in some areas of co-operation.
Patients with initial low-volume metastatic disease were more likely to progress locally instead of distant, while the opposite was true for patients with high-volume metastatic disease [ 68].
On the totally opposite end of the market, there's a dearth of capital for seed-stage companies that want to progress to a Series A round.
The labor movement has not only failed to progress commensurately, it seems to have done a crisp about-face and begun marching in the opposite direction.
The members of his quartet (Joanna Kotze, Kathryn Sanders, Matthew Winheld and Mr. Cardona) paired off in opposite-sex couples to music by Cecile Le Pardo until, in the final duet, the two men appeared to progress from mistrust to reconciliation.
