Sentence examples for vanguard progress from inspiring English sources

Instinctively optimistic, Berwick describes the vanguard progress as "stunning".

Ever since, students have been seen as at the vanguard of progress and as a kind of national conscience.

Are Western women in fact no longer in the vanguard of progress for women, as sisters in Africa, Asia and Latin America surge past taboos in emerging economies?

The trip was filled with carefully orchestrated appearances intended to transform Nigeria's image from a land of oil-fueled kleptocratic chaos to a vanguard of progress and democracy in the new Africa.

Cities have long been in the vanguard of human progress, all over the world, but cities do not arise randomly in all geographic settings.

Apparatchiks at the vanguard of this scientific progress wore the latest in static-generating viscose suits, and subscribed to smart American computer journals.

Introducing the Year of Code, Gove's speech made 54 references to the future, speaking of the new, a vanguard of change, transformation, innovation, progress and jobs.

But, as Election Day approaches this Tuesday, many New Yorkers will remember that the city was once in the national vanguard of women's political progress.

Today, nanotechnology is one of the most innovative, vanguard areas of scientific study, and it continues to progress at staggering rates [19].

That we now have the gender identity consultation staff at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine speaking out forcefully for comprehensive civil rights protections when not long ago we lived with the reality that Hopkins, with the infamous Emeritus Professor Paul McHugh as its spokesperson, was in the vanguard of denying trans women their humanity is remarkable progress.

Since its reopening in 2004, the Hippodrome has been at the vanguard of west-side redevelopment, which remains a work in progress.