Sentence examples for prefer progressive from inspiring English sources

Democrats nowadays prefer "progressive" or nervously change the subject when asked to define themselves.

The Times still uses liberal, though many onetime liberals now prefer "progressive".

As education secretary he took on teachers who preferred progressive theory to ensuring children from disadvantaged homes left school with the literacy and numeracy they needed to escape poverty.

Each event followed a pattern developed through long experience confronting those who would prefer that progressive voices aren't heard.

Rather than an abrupt "on-off" discontinuation of mechanical ventilation, with or without extubation, many teams prefer a progressive withdrawal of mechanical ventilation (termed "terminal weaning"), because they feel the physical symptoms of airway obstruction may harm the patient and be distressing to relatives and caregivers [28].

Rather than an abrupt "on-off" discontinuation of mechanical ventilation, with or without extubation, many teams prefer a progressive withdrawal of mechanical ventilation (termed "terminal weaning"), because they feel the physical symptoms of airway obstruction may harm the patient and be distressing to relatives and caregivers [ 28].

Most people prefer the progressive scan display as it generally looks better than an interlaced display (click the image to the right for an example).

Even in such a case (see Lemma 3.2 1c)), the lower part of the high income group prefers a progressive taxation instead of a regressive one.

The largest seniors group in the country has launched a campaign to get presidential candidates to discuss their plans for Social Security -- only it won't say which Social Security reforms it prefers, and progressive retirement policy leaders are none too happy about it.

Previous utility studies of advanced or rare cancers have generally demonstrated that health states for treatment response and stable disease are preferred to progressive disease [ 6, 12, 14], as these states are associated with a lower burden on patients.

"I prefer 'progressive.' I don't like the word, 'I' either.