Sentence examples for understanding and progress from inspiring English sources

The term "post-racial" is the enemy of communication, understanding and progress.

Thus, the humble cartoon brings about change and peace and togetherness and understanding and progress and happiness.

Tools have been the ticket to the human race's success each technology created over the millennia has led to leaps in understanding and progress.

In the latter role, George was an exceptionally good listener, rarely failing to offer a fruitful suggestion or viewpoint that would advance a student's understanding and progress.

The goal of following these rules is to create a context that facilitates mutual respect, understanding, and progress.

"[E]ach of these experiments is essential and could radically transform scientific understanding and progress," says the report, which emphasizes that the experiments are of "comparable" importance.

Iyer's book makes it plausible that the boy from the Tibetan backwoods may be outlining, in his own frequently Forrest Gumpish way, "a process of mutual understanding and progressing self-clarification on a gigantic scale" — the process that Arendt believed necessary for halting the "tremendous increase in mutual hatred and a somewhat universal irritability of everybody against everybody else".

The largest autism study ever undertaken in the United States, SPARK hopes to collect information and DNA for genetic analysis from 50,000 autistic individuals and their families to advance understanding and make progress in discovering possible supports and treatments.

Furthermore, it has helped assign roles to proteins of previously unknown function [5] and has increased our understanding of and progress against human diseases [27] [28].

It is anticipated that proper understanding of and progress in application of predictive approaches for PK and PK-PD data to be translated from animals and humans will lead to an improved predictive value.

There is a growing interest in understanding EDs and progress has been made on both the scientific and regulatory side, but the topic remains of high concern at decision-making and societal levels because of the challenges it still poses.