Sentence examples for regressive forces from inspiring English sources
Rather than see a complex society with progressive and regressive forces, the activist sees only black or white – tyranny or utopia, oppressor or victim.
Green Lantern has been portrayed all the way through as a representative of the regressive forces of the law, and Green Arrow has been played as the hippy idealist; suddenly Green Lantern snaps and he destroys the aircraft with a green beam.
In each of these eras, regressive forces reignited the progressive ideals on which America is built.
A fundamental war has been waged in this nation since its founding, between progressive forces pushing us forward and regressive forces pulling us backward.
With affiliates like Hitchens gone, the rational community in Africa will need more resilience and tenacity to confront regressive forces that sentence our women and children to death for imaginary crimes and undermine the dignity of African lives.
Finally, it would recognize that Americans of all backgrounds have made this country what it is today and reject the regressive forces of exclusion that threaten America's promise of opportunity for all.
The Army and intelligence services in that country are a powerful and regressive force, as evidenced by their self-defeating support for the Taliban and other Islamist networks.
The riots are of course rooted in common, regressive economic forces playing out across every continent of the planet - but those forces themselves are symptomatic of a deeper, protracted process of global system failure as we transition from the old industrial era of dirty fossil fuels, towards something else.
Moreover, this regressive effect will appear in all categories of expenditure if prices increase, no matter whether this is caused by political decisions or market forces.
The key surfaces associated to the incised valleys are correlated to the boundaries of the forced regressive wedges.
The most prominent feature of the terrace deposits is a seaward-accreting clinoform about 10 m thick, inferred to be formed during forced regressive conditions.
