Sentence examples for progress and thus from inspiring English sources
During those years he traveled a great deal and visited various cities of Spain and North Africa in search of masters of the Sufi (mystical) Path who had achieved great spiritual progress and thus renown.
Adopting legislation to knit the country together; reforming the Constitution; strengthening independent security forces; reconciling Iraq's Shiites, Sunnis and Kurds — all were benchmarks, and all remain partly or wholly unmet, despite the security gains that were supposed to create the space for political progress and thus peace.
These results indicate that the enrichment factor provides a powerful tool to monitor the reaction progress, and thus the performance, of an iron-reactive barrier over time.
Herbert Spencer promoted evolution as an engine of progress and thus a "natural" value, prompting philosopher G.E. Moore in harsh criticism to articulate the naturalistic fallacy in 1903.
It is driven by the recognition that basic research has intrinsic value, as well as driving technological progress and thus economic development.
By inextricably linking "fitness" and "progress" and thus "adaptation" and "progress" (later "optimality"), natural selection could be construed as a creative process "progressively" eliminating all less than maximally fit traits.
Furthermore, robust operating policies that maximise throughput, while minimizing work-in-progress and thus energy consumption were identified.
After 5 months of teriparatide therapy in our patient, sequestrum separation had progressed and thus a sequestrectomy was performed under general anesthesia.
There is ample evidence that SRs become outdated as research progresses, and thus need to be periodically updated [ 4, 5].
As we know, the enzymes with high thermal stability are necessary in industrial progresses and thus it can minimize the enzyme consumption and enhance the catalytic efficiency.
These spaces increase as the ventriculomegaly progressed and thus demonstrates that the more severe the accumulation in the ventricles, the worse the oedema.
