Sentence examples for prelude to progress from inspiring English sources
Mahatma Gandhi said: "Healthy discontent is the prelude to progress".
On January 1st, at a meeting with senior army men, Mr Sharon had reiterated his insistence on seven days of total quiet on the ground as a necessary prelude to any diplomatic progress.
On January 1st, at a meeting with senior army men, he reiterated his insistence on seven days of total quiet on the ground as a necessary prelude to any diplomatic progress.
However, to quote James Clerk Maxwell: "Thoroughly conscious ignorance is the prelude to every real advance in science".
Still, such legacy narratives can understate past struggle and overstate subsequent progress, as if the past were mere prelude to our more liberated present.
Further follow-up study on patient progress is required to determine whether such colonization is a prelude to the development of co-morbidity due to invasive or disseminated fungal disease and if so, to work out the time kinetics and nature of such progression.
But Obama's so-say inspirational Cairo performance turned out to be the prelude not to transformational progress, but to regional disintegration and growing American detachment.
Mohaupt came through with "Prelude to Glory".
This isn't prelude to Jeter bashing.
They are the prelude to submission.
