Sentence examples similar to persistent advancements from inspiring English sources
But while our growing dependence on technology is largely to blame for the new cyber threats we now face, further technological advancements will also help mitigate these persistent and ominous threats.
Over more than 20 years of working with companies on organizational change, we have observed a persistent tendency to believe that women's lagged advancement stems from work-family conflict and that accommodations for women are the solution.
This objective became more important as Leopold's advancement in Salzburg became less likely; but his persistent efforts to secure employment displeased the imperial court, which precluded any chance of success.
While legislative reforms and civil social activism since the 1980s have contributed greatly to the advancement of human rights, recent progress is threatened by the rise of nationalism, persistent gender inequality, and economic hardship.
Even when a woman has already had her children, or never intends to have any, this persistent prejudice that says women belong at home stands in the way of equal opportunity, compensation, and advancement.
The advisory group emphasised that, in those regions where achievements or advancements had been made in controlling vectorial and transfusional T. cruzi transmission, congenital transmission constituted the main and most persistent form of the parasitosis among the human population.
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