Sentence examples for progress and expanding from inspiring English sources

The voices of black protest today challenge the optimistic narrative of the civil-rights movement — the idea, widespread at the time of Obama's election, of incremental progress and expanding opportunity in an increasingly multiracial society.

The collapse of that grand dynastic plan, by which Britain could comfortably preside over (and exploit) an age of rapid technological progress and expanding international markets, provides the narrative structure for "George, Nicholas and Wilhelm: Three Royal Cousins and the Road to World War I".

A progression model where benign differentiated precursor cells can progress and expand to malignant retinoblastoma cells might explain the strong correlation of photoreceptorness with tumor volumes.

Under a revamped system put into effect last fall, teachers will be evaluated according to how well they engage students, maintain decorum, grasp subject matter, plan lessons, help students progress and expand their teaching expertise.

Furthermore, to make the vehicles prominently use the advantages of 5G to progress and expand their utility, we tested the proposed heterogeneous architecture under a realistic scenario where we consolidate real-world road topology generated by the microscopic mobility model provided by SUMO.

Nishida et al report that aberrant methylation of a limited number of loci is common in the normal ageing liver and that these epigenetic alterations gradually progress and expand to a larger panel of methylation markers in HCC.

The SDGs build on the progress of, and expand on, the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), which were agreed upon by governments in 2000 and are due to expire at the end of this year.

Embracing those regional powers is seen as helping answer the concerns of protesters worried about the ill effects of globalization as well as promoting progress in fighting poverty and expanding trade.

By reducing our consumption of finite resources; (and helping to get us under the 'overshoot' of renewable resources) the promise and power of developing a circular economy is the ability to continue to meet the needs of people (and expanding the progress we have made toward longevity and quality of life) in a way that is sustainable.

PARIS Concern over France's ballooning public deficits seemed momentarily forgotten at a meeting here yesterday where nine clusters of universities and schools presented a series of lavish projects, some already in progress, to renovate and expand their rundown facilities.

SGX has made steady progress in expanding and globalizing its listings.