Sentence examples for scope of the progress from inspiring English sources

According to Dyhouse, without looking back at stereotypes and the way things were for women a century ago, it is impossible to understand the scope of the progress achieved by women's liberation movements.

According to Carol, without looking back at stereotypes and the way things were for women a century ago, it is impossible to understand the scope of the progress achieved by women's liberation movements.

A convenient distance of time and place gave an ample scope to the progress of fiction; and the frequent instances which might be alleged of holy martyrs, whose wounds had been instantly healed, whose strength had been renewed, and whose lost members had miraculously been restored, were extremely convenient for the purpose of removing every difficulty, and of silencing every objection.

South Africa is undertaking a sweeping effort to sell significant stakes in its biggest state-owned companies, but with labor balking at the scope of the effort, progress has been slow.

Because of the fires' erratic nature, state officials had difficulty compiling accurate data on the scope of the damage or progress in controlling them.

But, Chief Justice John Roberts and the court's only African-American member, Justice Clarence Thomas, have both expressed open concerns about whether states covered by Section Five were being treated fairly and the scope of racial progress in these areas really considered.

During this generation, the breathtaking pace and scope of progress in both the science and the practice of medicine has vastly outstripped the capacity of any individual physician-scientist to maintain even a semblance of currency in both arenas.

The committee outlined three broad recommendations: to create a standing committee to propose and review alcohol initiatives; to examine new ideas in areas that include alcohol education, communication, and campus programs and events; and to use data to better understand the scope of the problem and measure progress.

Through complacency and bitter experience, the scope of progress has narrowed.

My guess is that liberals are sometimes deceived by assumptions about the scope of liberalising moral progress.

More recently, the availability of multiple whole-genome sequences (some public but especially those we have obtained ourselves) has dramatically enhanced the scope of progress we make.