Sentence examples similar to progressive impetus from inspiring English sources
What else is the church but "in trouble" when the passé perspective of Bishop John Shelby Spong can be trotted out as an impetus for progressive leaders to fight for LGBTQ equality or the creation of multifaith community, rather than claiming these as prophetic movements of the Spirit within and among the people of God?
The impetus for progressive temperature elevation was the limitation of adverse effects of profound hypothermia and the most welcome side effect of significantly shorter cooling and rewarming periods, potentially alleviating systemic inflammatory responses, that is, impaired coagulation.
Is progress necessarily progressive?
I suppose it'd be impolitic to acknowledge that the impetus for this telethon came from progressives who oppose conservatives' relentless voter-suppression efforts.
This under-reported trend should provide the impetus for a debate about the need for a "progressive protectionism" in the UK and Europe – is it time to reject the ubiquitous calls for open markets and the need to be internationally competitive?
"The astronomers made the difference this time," she says, "and I hope they will provide the impetus to amend our light ordinances to make them even more progressive and protective of the industry".
This personal victory of Justin's marks a turning of the page in the economic and social scene of Canada as he is expected to provide new impetus to the middle class with his fresh and more socially progressive approach.
This supporting evidence has provided the impetus to targeting the renal microvasculature as an attempt to interfere with the progressive nature of the disease process.
The anger of the progressive remain side, however, has somewhere to go: always suckers for optimism, we now have the impetus to put aside ambiguity in the service of clarity, put aside differences in the service of creativity.
We needed some fresh impetus.
