Sentence examples for social strides from inspiring English sources

"Through time," he writes, "this made it possible for women in general to make significant social strides".

In spite of recent social strides, the number of LGBTQ people who say they've experienced discrimination on the basis of their sexuality or gender identity appears to be on the rise.

Cynthia Nixon is proud of the political and social strides made by the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community in recent years, but she's quick to point out the work that still needs to be done.  .

The conversations with my friends (who, it's worth noting, are progressive, well-educated people) points to the most disturbing piece of this controversy: Even after the Me Too movement and all of the social strides we've made, we're still valuing the perpetrator ― his opportunities, his success, his access to power ― over survivors.

As we all know, women in recent decades have made enormous social and economic strides.

"We've made important strides in social integration and in eliminating some aspects of social disorder, but that's not been translated into terms of health care delivery.

Of course," he acknowledges, "our movies haven't ended war or defeated the Republican Party or inspired huge strides in social justice.

While there is a lot of work to be done at the intersection of travel, technology, and social good, some great strides have been made.

Nasser remains an iconic but controversial figure and symbol of Arab dignity in the present day, particularly for his strides towards social justice and Arab unity, modernization policies, and anti-imperialist efforts.

2) The workplace is one of our greatest opportunities to challenge race and gender stereotypes As a nation, we've made great strides with social problems--after all, the two-term president is an African American and the leading candidate to land the Democratic nomination is female--but let's not pretend we've vanquished these issues, particularly in the job market.

In brief first-person narrations, she skips from parents to children to servants, touching on the details of life upstairs and down with grace and clarity, and delivering a considerable amount of social history without breaking stride.