Sentence examples for progress in favour from inspiring English sources

To unfriendly ears, however, Ali and his colleagues were jettisoning decades of disciplined progress in favour of a self-indulgence that enabled the untalented to hide behind a smokescreen of free expression.

Both TTP and OS curves show a stable progress in favour of the EoP arm.

As the Han Xiongnu War progressed in favour of the Han, the Wall became maintained and extended beyond Qin lines.

Comparing Newcastle, where 11.8% of the population was born abroad and arrived before the year 2000, with London, where the figure is 34.7%, yields a difference of about 15 GCSE grade points in pupil progress in London's favour.

The past 25 years, for Wheen, has unfortunately witnessed "holy warriors, anti-scientific relativists, economic fundamentalists, radical post-modernists, New-Age mystics" who reject the rationalism and belief in historical progress of the Enlightenment in favour of returning us "to a life in darkness".

It would end 20 years of bitter struggle with a clear decision in favour of progress.

In 2001, when the MDGs were formulated, influential voices were able to convince the international community that democratic freedoms could be relegated in favour of progress on economic indicators.

Cardiff Council granted planning permission for the building on 8 November 1999 and by 26 January 2000 the National Assembly voted in favour of progressing the project onto the next stage.

Yet when Mr Xi arrived in India, Narendra Modi, the prime minister, seemed determined to banish suspicion and rivalry in favour of material progress in Sino-Indian exchanges.

Efforts have been made to encourage agricultural progress by means of agrarian reform in favour of the peasant who does not own his land or whose share of the crop is relatively small, and who therefore has little incentive to invest capital or expend effort to improve the land and raise productivity.

Frustrated by the slow progress of trials, they suggested abandoning the placebo in favour of other forms of clinical trial that could fast-track treatments.