Sentence examples for up with the progress from inspiring English sources

Eugenic ideas, which dominated public health policy making, seemed the best vehicle for catching up with the progress of science.

"My mind hasn't had the opportunity to catch up with the progress my body has made in a short amount of time," she said.

You can read more about the charities here and keep up with the progress of the appeal, at the appeal blog.

An unusual observation, however, is the "autocatalytic" behavior of the hydrolysis reactions which makes it possible for them to proceed faster than their heterogeneous counterparts as more product builds up with the progress of reaction (i.e. at higher conversions).

In expanding the imagery of love (and shattering an unvoiced taboo), these films broaden our notion of what's sexually appealing, letting this aspect of women's lives catch up with the progress made on other fronts.

Antibiotics have been at the forefront of the war against disease since the middle of the last century, but scientific developments have failed to keep up with the progress of the bugs.

There are times when cultural changes are quick and drastic, and it's difficult to keep up with the progressing landscape.

This has proven to be an immensely scalable solution that has helped the NCSA security team keep up with the rapid progress in high-speed networks.

The net effect of all this is that democratic government organizations on just about every continent are straining to keep up with the innovative progress that society is making, and, as a result, they're losing relevancy and legitimacy.

SubtiWiki helps these communities to keep up with the research progress and provides insights into novel links between genes or proteins that might otherwise have escaped the attention of the busy scientist.

Nevertheless, neither the health care system nor public awareness has caught up with that progress, Mrs. Gore said.