Sentence examples similar to progressing by doing from inspiring English sources

That's how science progresses, by doing scientific experiments.

Yes, as Massachusetts' State without Stigma suggests, we can make some progress by doing things like eliminating demeaning language.

So our pupils are making outstanding progress by doing things that are not traditional, by being creative and quirky, and we have the evidence to prove it.

We need to look again at how this entire group can make progress by doing more than simply lifting benefit income for those at the bottom.

"The final fail-safe was to secretly vow that two days could not pass without some kind of progress," By doing that, she was able to gain momentum on the project and it became part of her daily priorities.

There is no chance of progress or advancement by doing that.

This is progress, doing well by doing at least some good, and that can't be said about most corporations involved in food.

You'll find your flexibility will progress much faster by doing yoga in the morning.

Players progress through the game by doing two things: learning to play chords, and learning to play note patterns on the fretboard.

One of the best ways insurance companies can make progress on controlling costs is by doing less rather than more by getting out of the middle of managing costs.

By doing this, I think that I could progress well.