Sentence examples for progress and expansion from inspiring English sources

Although King was in no way an educator, his administration was marked by significant progress and expansion.

However, the reform's progress and expansion (intensive margin) showed no impact on human capital or enrollment.

However, the reform's progress and expansion showed no impact on the stock of human capital or enrollment (intensive margin).

There is something paradigmatic about molecular biology and also something revolutionary about its rapid progress and expansion.

Reduced form estimates indicate that implementation of educational reform (extensive margin) is relevant to explain teenage fertility decisions, while its progress and expansion is not (intensive margin).

However, the progress and expansion of the reform (intensive margin) had no statistically significant effect on education (neither on average years of schooling nor on enrollment rates).

The Civil War is my favorite story of all time, because it's about those people who, because of the very progress and physical expansion that would forever define their times, realized that they could no longer put off the difficult work that their predecessors had so cleverly managed to run from at every opportunity over the previous century of nationhood: the eradication of slavery.

He served as chief executive officer for two and a half decades, leading the company through a period of extraordinary progress and growth, global expansion and ever-increasing worldwide market-share leadership, resulting from a sharply focused business strategy.

Therefore, the progress of phase transformations and expansion from the surface to the interior of the porous material is dictated by the rate of ingress of concentration fronts of both sulfate ions and pH, which do not necessarily coincide.

The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities largely attributes this progress to the creation and expansion of programs like the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, also commonly known as food stamps).

First attempts at standardization of processes and methodology are in progress at the EU Joint Action PARENT, and expansion of these activities is to be expected.