Sentence examples for progress dictates from inspiring English sources

Expand only as progress dictates.

The onwards-and-upwards narrative of progress, dictated by the state and embraced by a gullible people, has contaminated everything.

A player's rate of progress is dictated as much by careful observation as by fighting skills.

The approach taken by the FCC will lead to a world in which technological progress is dictated by the actions of regulators based on an incomplete and static technological snapshot that will become outdated in a flash instead of by innovators experimenting with ways to provide users with groundbreaking new services.

He told a conference of independent school heads that parentage dictates progress in England more than in any other country.

"We are working closely with the contractor, Thales, on this and the progress made ultimately dictates when lines can open for service," he said.

Millis argues that such work requires what he terms "dispassionate rigor to investigate the pertinent loose ends in physics". How the work is done is what dictates progress, he says.

"More than almost any developed nation, ours is a country in which your parentage dictates your progress," he said.

"More than almost any developed nation, ours is a country in which your parentage dictates your progress," the education secretary, Michael Gove, said in a speech to independent school heads last week.

He said the dominance of privately educated men and women was proof that England was a "profoundly unequal society" where "more than in almost any developed nation, parentage dictates your progress".

But I fear that is not so". He said the dominance of privately educated men and women was proof that England was a "profoundly unequal society" where "more than in almost any developed nation, parentage dictates your progress".