Sentence examples for somewhat progressive from inspiring English sources

Sure, the Grizzlies sound somewhat progressive on paper.

The overall effect is that the total fall looks somewhat progressive (see chart 2).

A somewhat progressive treaty revision with Britain was scuttled after British mercantilists raised protests at its concessions.

Half of the time Central Intelligence feels somewhat progressive but the rug gets pulled with some gay panic and an anti-Asian joke.

Taken as a whole, the US tax system is probably somewhat progressive — but not as much as you might think, especially at the upper end, and very erratically.

Maids sit on the floor — or on footrests these days in somewhat progressive homes — but not on chairs if others are present.

Ebtekar is in many ways a pivotal force in Iran's somewhat more progressive pathway.

I would also wager that many churches targeting American-born Asians, while somewhat more progressive, don't either.

However, elements of the Affordable Care Act are making the rate structure somewhat more progressive and expanding the tax base by taxing income sources other than earned income.

A somewhat more progressive view, which I share, is that London represents a new England, which still has at its heart the royal family, and I always love seeing the royal side of the city, visiting Buckingham Palace and the Royal Mews (where the royal horse-drawn carriages, as well as their horses, and motor cars are kept).

Here the influence of the media looms very large, which I believe puts progressives in a somewhat uncomfortable position.Many progressives hold to an ideal of egalitarian participatory democracy according to which something like equal voice relative equality of influence over the democratic process is a cherished aim.