Sentence examples for prerequisite to progress from inspiring English sources

But Obama was seeking to create a new mood, which is a prerequisite to progress.

Far from a rigid and unchanging orthodoxy that allowed for little if any questioning and doubt, Neo-Confucianism actively engaged doubt as a prerequisite to progress in learning.

His stamp of approval is a prerequisite to progress.

Thus, we may regard 'democratisation' in this sense as enabler of 'open impartiality' which, in the special case of science and education, would fulfil Habermas's prerequisite 'politicisation' to progress toward a state of 'self-enlightenment' (though Habermas's view of 'democratisation' in [ 81] was of more institutionalised nature).

We propose that BRCA1-deficient breast tumours, where abrogation of p53 function through mutation, appear to be a prerequisite for BRCA1-defective cancers to progress, would be extremely sensitive to 17-AAG treatment owing to the loss of S100A2 expression and thus increased HSP90-dependent stabilisation of mutant p53.

"Nothing seems to progress".

We want to progress.

To progress.

"But we need to progress.

"To progress with the squad.

In addition to progress boosted by the application of molecular markers biochemical and molecular analyses of flowering, fragrance, and disease resistance have stimulated conventional analysis of these traits as a prerequisite for molecular studies.