Sentence examples for progressive aspect from inspiring English sources

In theory, free movement can be the most progressive aspect of our economy, treating people, wherever they're from, as human beings with equal worth.

Art itself, if it is really great, has a progressive aspect that is needed by a society, even if it seems absolutely useless in strictly practical terms.

It seemed to be a longitudinal process with a progressive aspect (Fig. 1).

One of the anonymous reviewers pointed out that a progressive aspect kia may block extraction from a non-finite complement.

dAccording to Chen (1999), scope of -zhe and zài are different, though they both express progressive aspect.

As observed in Jackendoff (2007: 234), some causative verbs in English give rise to "causative adjectives" that can be used actively in the progressive aspect, denoting a manner calculated to cause annoyance25, as in Harry is being annoying.

In the case of children, a greater understanding of the disease's natural history is needed to establish criteria for early diagnosis and to evaluate progressive aspects of the disease so that appropriate measures of progression can be defined.

They worried that Unilever would abandon the progressive aspects of the business and run it as a soulless subsidiary.

"I think great art has entirely progressive aspects within it, elements that are somehow outside the detail of the text or even the political opinions of the person who made it.

Orobets was linked with the most progressive aspects of Ukrainian politics, she said, but that might not suffice: "This is still controversial, because everyone knows she worked with Yulia Tymoshenko for a long time, and nobody likes Tymoshenko right now".

However, Prior's operators are not very suitable for expressing progressive aspects of tenses.