Sentence examples for progress in less from inspiring English sources

On making progress on grand questions of philosophy via progress in less grand (but more tractable) questions of science.Cyborgs, call centres, and the surreal future of the sales pitch (The Atlantic)"Bad Pharma": What happened next (Ben Goldacre).

But since the economy is flatlining and the chancellor's budget was so, well, so courageous, in cutting the 50p tax rate for the bankers while thumping most of the people who actually vote for you, I thought that we might make more progress in less controversial policy areas.

He promised to show progress "in less than a year".In this section Nuclear confusion Santa is on his way Too sensible to survive They had it coming Evidence for the defence The greens bite back Up off the couch Et tu, Brute?

To achieve more than a decade's worth of progress in less than 5 years, we need an NIH that is well funded and able to foster basic research while also continuing to move forward promising public-private partnerships and initiatives such as the Accelerating Medicines Partnership (AMP), the Cancer Moonshot and the All of Us Precision Medicine initiative.

With the advent of "frustrated Lewis pair" (FLP) chemistry, metal-free catalytic hydrogenation has managed to progress, in less than a decade, from the first example of reversible metal-free H2 activation, into an established area of active research.

If any North Fork endeavor symbolizes how the Long Island wine industry has progressed in less than three decades, it is the striking Italianate Raphael winery going up on the Main Road in this hamlet 10 miles east of Riverhead.

Recently, Dalmau et al described detailed genetic, virologic and clinical analyses of two who progressed in less than one year [24].

Patient safety has progressed in less than a decade from being a relatively insignificant topic to having a position high on the agenda for managers, providers and policymakers in health care as well as the general public.

In general terms, as a league over the last 20 years, we've made progress in becoming less and less violent".

Despite progress in eating less fat and more vegetables, "the vast majority of Americans still don't have healthy diets," Mr. Clinton said.

It was precisely by struggling, and occasionally blundering, with basic definitions of space and time that great scientists like Newton and Descartes made crucial progress in framing less ambitious theories, he said.