Sentence examples for the same progress as from inspiring English sources

In an interview with Out magazine, Madonna echoed Patricia Arquette's recent Oscars acceptance speech by claiming that women were failing to make the same progress as gay people and African Americans.

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Since economics does not show the same consistent progress as the natural sciences, one cannot dismiss Rosenberg's suggestion that economics is an empirical dead end.

Instead, it bears the same scars from supposed progress as a lot of places: boarded-up pubs, fields making way for Starter Homes, and a town centre trying to make the best of it while neon-lit retail parks do a roaring trade.

Of course, peace is not necessarily the same as progress.

Greek euro-scepticism is directed at exactly what the European Union is; a European Union which has not progressed with the same speed as far as its political union is concerned, as far as acquiring a genuine, authentic European defence identity is concerned.

Not so for garbage removal, which seemed to progress at the same slow pace as elsewhere.

The operational amplifier is the basic building block for analog circuits, and progress in op-amp performance is the "litmus test" for linear IC technology in much the same way as progress in memory devices is for digital technology.

But to most observers, the 34 proposed amendments to the cumbersome 1971 constitution look much like the move to ban religious parties: more of the same, veiled as progress.

But action is not necessarily the same thing as progress, say some experts.

"We look forward to seeing the same kind of progress as we've seen on the north side in the new year," she added.