Sentence examples for progress best from inspiring English sources

As Lewens writes: "Sometimes scientists, like horses, progress best when their blinkers are on".

Biodiversity research needs to set sail, but the ship will progress best if it remains in communication with the land.

In developed Western economies between the late 1800s and early 1900s, most political economists and governments believed that social prosperity progressed best in economic systems composed of free markets, in which social and monetary order was protected by the actions of governmental and banking institutions.

Lacey (1999) usefully distinguishes the following claims of value-neutrality: (1) Autonomy: science progresses best when uninfluenced by social/political movements and values.

The legacy of July 7 is one of unease and uncertainty, a work in progress at best.

But Borges said that Robinson's progress is best measured in things like footwork, timing and hip position.

We believe progress can best be made by engaging with groups and discussing our point of view.

England are a work in progress at best, Pakistan are full of hard-nosed internationals and fearless youth, greatly emboldened by their Test triumph.

There is wide agreement that progress will best be aided by field-test sections at prototype scale in selected ongoing projects.

South Africa may claim to be a post-apartheid rainbow nation, but that dream, for some, is still a work in progress at best.

It ends the old dichotomy, which saw business as simply a way to make profit, while social progress was best achieved through charity or aid.