Sentence examples for progress poses from inspiring English sources

Yet again, medicine's inexorable progress poses major ethical dilemmas that in turn will need to be addressed by the law.

The only naysayer is a pesky artist (Cedric Hardwicke) who fears that so much progress poses a threat to human individuality.

While acknowledging that "technological progress poses a threat to privacy by enabling an extent of surveillance that in earlier times would have been prohibitively expensive," he concluded that using a GPS device to investigate a suspect crossed no constitutional line.

In the words of the WEF's founder and chairman, Klaus Schwab: "The slowdown is taking place against the backdrop of rising economic inequality, owing to the declining share of national income going to labour, a worldwide phenomenon – resulting from globalisation and technological progress – that poses a serious challenge to policymakers.

This progress also poses the challenge of maintaining older people's well-being.

But he characterized the finding as a work in progress that posed many unanswered questions.

As humans continue to alter the environment and climate change progresses, this poses many problems for migrating species.

Heavy snow and strong winds in the mountains slowed the teams' progress and posed a continuing risk, said Abdul Marouf, a spokesman for the provincial governor of Badakhshan.

Mr Fryer found this effect especially prevalent in schools that are less than 20% black, less prevalent in schools that are predominantly black and almost non-existent in private schools.But unlike previous barriers to black progress, that posed by the "acting white" stereotype is neither imposed from the outside nor codified in law.

The article presents a variety of papers that document leading examples of recent developments in understanding and knowledge, before assessing gaps within current progress and posing questions and challenges for future research and practice.

It wasn't enough to prevent a second play-off exit in three years as understandably given their Herculean effort, they ran out of steam as the contest progressed to pose less of an attacking threat after the break.