Sentence examples for progress and history from inspiring English sources

This is the undeniable logic of energy progress and history is our guide.

Buchanan, A, Marx on Progress and History, proceedings of the Eleventh Wittgenstein Symposium, Kirchberg, Austria (1987).

Our contemporary faith in 'the market' rigorously tracks its radical nineteenth-century doppelgänger - 'the unquestioning belief in necessity, progress, and History... But 'the market'like'dialecticalctical materialism'is- 'is just an abstraction: at once ultra-rational (its argument trumps all) and the acme of unreason (it is not open to question).

This allows the users of this biorepository to query the complete case and obtain an overall view of the patient's progress and history.

Technological progress and social history are inextricably linked — at last, a thoughtful conversation starter for when we meet engineers (and other scientists) at holiday cocktail parties this year!

If they did it with extraordinarily less freedom than we did, then maybe we can choose to hope, day to day, that progress yields progress and that history never looks back fondly on those who seek to conserve oppression and hatred.

And Gutierrez is going to continue to be optimistic about what's happening, assuring that "real progress" and "real history" is being made, and also he and Paul Ryan will be doing some joint appearance together, and I'm not sure why that's significant, but no here's Strassel, saying that she doesn't want to be "downer" about that, but guess what?

However, for maintenance treatment the individual illness progress and family history (e.g. information about drug responders) must be considered.

2 Reasons for investigating the aetiology of PHI in children include; providing parents with information, improving understanding of the progress and natural history of deafness, identification of other pathologies such as Pendred or Usher syndrome to enable timely and appropriate management strategies, genetic counselling and to help in understanding the epidemiology of hearing loss.

113....scientific and technological progress cannot be equated with the progress of humanity and history.

Yet as Pope Francis teaches in his Encyclical, "There is a growing awareness that scientific and technological progress cannot be equated with the progress of humanity and history, a growing sense that the way to a better future lies elsewhere".