Sentence examples for progressively minded from inspiring English sources

It is incumbent on the progressively minded to take antisemitism seriously.

The progressively minded Macmillan, in particular, had been appalled by Churchill's tenure as chancellor of the exchequer during the Depression.

I asked whether all twenty-seven groups at the M.I.T. Media Lab were as altruistic and progressively minded as his.

Neglected by mainstream movements, trans rights have also failed to receive the attention they deserve from all sorts of progressively minded people.

Some interesting and constructive initiatives are now in play, including partnerships with state academies (a key component of Hunt's policy) and attempts to create more needs-blind places (being pushed by Halls and other progressively minded private heads).

He became a fellow of the Center for International Affairs at Harvard University, and was active in the InterAction Council – an international organisation of progressively minded former heads of government.

Still, a progressively-minded religious think-tank in Britain, Ekklesia, has a counter-proposal.

Checks clearly need to be in place to reduce the threat of business co-opting the role of policymakers, but it's counterproductive not to allow a place at the table for progressively-minded businesses, says Orr. "Quite often, government is just not aware of these [water] issues in the same way as the private sector … [which] is the one that's being proactive.

Not only is this a contradiction for the progressively-minded bag designer, it's a small market with limited room for growth.

In 1846, poet Vladimir Raevsky was stationed in the castle, during which time he established a pro-Decembrist organization of progressively-minded army officers.

Sad to say, it has taken us Brits the usual Extremely Long Time to catch up to what our more progressively-minded European neighbours have known for ages: that water is a very bad egg.