Sentence examples for progress to explain from inspiring English sources

Nixon's motorcade can hardly move through the streets of Beijing without MacMillan interrupting its progress to explain the history of Communism in China or to analyze the delicate Nixon-Kissinger relationship.

In country after country, we used the supposed "domino theory" of communist progress to explain away our support of murderers.

Initially a tool of study for the behavior of storms, surface weather analyses became a work in progress to explain current weather and as an aid for short term weather forecasting.

He used technological progress to explain long-run growth for two main reasons: 1) technological growth seems to be a reasonable explanatory variable for long-run growth in North American; and 2) the exogenous shock is essential to achieving a steady state, owing to the assumption of constant returns to scale.

Human flourishing has been enhanced in measure after measure, and I wanted to tell the broader story of progress, and also to explain the reasons.

This modern association of technological innovation with economic progress may help to explain why one obvious solution to climate change remains often forgotten or underrepresented in mainstream conversations: natural solutions to environmental challenges.

Current work is in progress to try to explain the maxima and minima of the correlation function, which is reminiscent of a beat phenomenon between two stable waves that could be generated by the transcription process.

Still, Semin leaves it to others to explain his progress.

I predict heads struggling to explain complex progress scores to parents will instead print out banners proclaiming: "1 in 3 pupils sent to an elite university".

The current study was designed to explain the progress and causes of damage to structural concrete exposed to atmospheric CO2 and rainwater (23-year old slab) and interactions of atmospheric CO2, rainwater and gypsum (50-year old columns).

Brighton & Hove Albion's FA Cup quarter-final against Millwall was almost upon him and he knew there was a demand for nostalgia, to retell a few anecdotes, to explain what progress would mean to his club which, for all its proud history, has never won a leading trophy.