Sentence examples for understood to be progressive from inspiring English sources

The development of animals (entwickelung) was therefore understood to be progressive (Bronn 1858: 481 2).

Additionally, chronic kidney disease was understood to be a progressive disease and consequently the staging classification could be adapted to give emphasis to treatment goals to slow progression.

Enhanced apoptosis of chondrocytes is now understood to be a sign of progressive cartilage joint degeneration in OA and in rheumatic diseases such as gout [ 11, 12].

These guys really understand how to be progressive and fashion forward.

It is important that patients understand that responses may take time to appear (ie, the immune system needs time to work) and that what appears to be progressive disease initially may not be actual progressive disease.

It behooves companies claiming to be progressive to enact progressive policies.

Atheists are supposed to be progressive, right?

Thirty years ago, gambling was widely understood in the culture to be addictive, progressive and dangerous".

What I really do not understand is progressives who think they can dump so much toxicity on the adults in schools, and not understand how it inevitably flows down onto the students.

But what Obama fails to understand is that progressives were the catalysts pushing hardest to save Kerry and demanding that Kerry fight, just as progressives have been the catalysts pushing hardest to save Obama and demanding that Obama fight.

The many, many people who marched for women's rights this weekend have several things in common: they have faith in the power of resistance, they understand that "feminist issues" are progressive issues, they believe "Gender Justice is Racial Justice is Economic Justice".