Sentence examples for scheme of progress from inspiring English sources

If you point out that, by my scheme of progress, it is only the upper stratum that actually progresses, I answer that only the upper stratum is capable of progressing unaided.

Within this scheme of Arab progress, the problem of Palestine stuck out like a troublesome nail.

In IceTV v Nine Network, for example, the High Court of Australia noted that the title of the Statute "echoed explicitly the emphasis on the practical or utilitarian importance that certain seventeenth-century philosophers attached to knowledge and its encouragement in the scheme of human progress".

Or is it because they counted for less in the scheme of things than his progress as a writer?

There is progress, he writes, but "in the grand scheme of things, all that recent progress still seems piddling and feeble when measured against what is needed".

Nick Laister, who chairs the Dreamland Trust, is backing the council scheme and criticised the owners' lack of progress since buying the site in 2005.

The group, Occupy Westfield, pitched tents on 26 May to raise awareness about the lack of progress on the Westfield retail scheme.

In May 2012 protest group Occupy Westfield pitched tents on the empty site to raise awareness about the lack of progress on the Bradford Westfield retail scheme.

He declares this to be one of his scheme's advantages: "More people mean more ideas, the fuel of progress".

To me, it gave off a faint whiff of fascism -- not just in Kubrick's use of Strauss's "Thus Spake Zarathustra" on the soundtrack and in the vulgarly Nietzschean theme of the birth of the Superman, but also in the whole scheme of astral conjunctions, alien interventions and progress through bloodshed.

I suppose that's progress, but it doesn't feel like progress in the grand scheme of things.