Sentence examples for progressive human from inspiring English sources

The low-dose MIA model, of relatively slow progressing OA, enables in vivo monitoring of tissue-level changes representative of progressive human OA; whereas, in the high-dose model the disease progression is very rapid, which is less suitable for longitudinal monitoring of cartilage and subchondral bone changes.

His marriage to a progressive human rights lawyer has broken down.

"We're moving the brand from what was once more traditional and conservative to something more progressive, human, current and relevent".

The Dalai Lama was refused entry to South Africa in 2009, a move that conflicted with the country's progressive human rights policies and was widely criticised at home.

Last autumn, a CIPD report showed that, despite its commitment to progressive human resource practices such as family-friendly policies, the state of the "psychological contract" or employment relationship in the civil service is far from ideal.

But progressive human activity need not be lacking in awareness.

The day before, a group of progressive human-rights advocates had been given an off-the-record briefing with Obama, where they discussed his plans for handling terrorism suspects; some of the advocates were enraged at what they saw as a tacit continuation of the Bush approach.

This may be because of local extinctions that could have occurred naturally, but more likely, it is because of an anthropic influence, as the entire coastal area has undergone severe human-induced changes in recent decades, such as progressive urbanization, human occupation, development of cattle ranching and agriculture [ 55].

We want to be reassured that there really is something progressive about human understanding.

That means: good pre-tenancy information and support; good money and debt advice; a progressive and human response to rent arrears – trying to avoid eviction where possible; protocols to help with housing issues for those leaving prison.

It was a superbly compressed piece of television, presented by Darragh MacIntyre, documenting the abuses, the investigations by a new specialist police unit, the progressive legislation (human traffickers can now receive life sentences) and all the ways it can be evaded by evildoers and stymied by the fear they instil in their captives.