Sentence examples for the progressive path from inspiring English sources

The government had intended the article to underscore the progressive path that Spain has taken since the Socialists came to power, an official in the prime minister's office said.

It's an abstract debate about how far down the progressive path the Democrats should position their party in the next two national elections and beyond.

To help the new mayor along the progressive path, I propose a "New Deal for New York City" based on the Great Depression era programs proposed by Franklin Roosevelt and supported by Fiorello LaGuardia, who was mayor of New York City from 1934 - 1945.

India's strategic location, as well as its relationship with the US, provides it with the pieces it needs to become a recognized global superpower, so long as it remains on this progressive path.

In Alaska, liberal columnist Shannyn Moore opined that, "When Alaskans are asked to vote their values, and they're given a clean, non-partisan choice, they seem to prefer the more progressive path: higher minimum wage, environmental protection, fair treatment of public employees, a rational position on drugs".

Even though North Sea Lord denies there is any final or ultimately broad perspective from which we can make shì-fēithis-not that judgments, the parable suggests a progressive path toward broader perspectives with those further along having the epistemic status to guide those with less comprehensive perspectives.

However, she said, they set the company on a progressive path.

If Weis is to take the Chicago Police Department down a progressive path, his actions over his first 250 days do not reflect this direction.

Recursive models at the phenotypic level consider a progressive path of lagged relationships describing the influence of test-day milk yield (MY1) on claw disorders and the effect of the disorder on milk production level at the following test day (MY2).

But make no mistake, the city has chosen a progressive path and tonight we set forward together on it, together as one city".

Across Flatbush Avenue, a bit to the north of where he was declaring that New Yorkers had chosen "a progressive path," Letitia James, the city councilwoman for Fort Greene and Clinton Hill, who had just been elected as the new Public Advocate, was delivering a fiery speech, pledging to be "a fierce champion of working-class New Yorkers".