Sentence examples for progress and support from inspiring English sources

This paper further investigates the interaction of technological progress and support schemes.

Periodically share the evolution of your thoughts with your parents so they can trust you're making good progress and support your goals.

In this study, we examined this question by assessing participants' perceptions of racial progress and support for remedying racial injustice both prior to and after Barack Obama's presidential victory.

The new grant will fund graduate student and postdoctoral fellowships, expand economic history seminar budgets to present and discuss more research in progress, and support exploratory data gathering and field research, archival visits and the digitization of historical data.

Mostly, when science and technology are mentioned if they are mentioned at all they are seen as an entity that in the best case can facilitate progress and support a better living.

On this 5-year anniversary of SciTM, the journal's progress and support of this exciting and vital "bench-to-bedside" enterprise can be traced through its published papers that have spurred encouraging translational progress.

The Ibrahim index, first published in 2007, annually measures and monitors governance performance across the African continent, using various data sources, with the aim of assessing progress and supporting effective policies.

In the past several years, molecular investigations on parasitic nematode and trematode development have made considerable progress and, supported by respective genome sequencing projects and emerging methods of genetic manipulation, will be a flourishing field in the years to come.

The progress and supporting data for several compounds that have been designated as the next generation IN strand transfer inhibitors, including MK-2048, MK-0536, and S/GSK1349572, is also discussed in the chapter.

Few would deny that structural racism impedes their progress and supports racial stigma; however, the idea of making it on our own is enormously appealing, deeply and richly historical and lies at the heart of strains of black nationalism that still resonate deeply in some black communities.

The trick to fostering collective creativity, Catmull says, is threefold: Place the creative authority for product development firmly in the hands of the project leaders (as opposed to corporate executives); build a culture and processes that encourage people to share their work-in-progress and support one another as peers; and dismantle the natural barriers that divide disciplines.