Sentence examples for views of progress from inspiring English sources

Divergent views of progress are at the core of the problem, said Ms. Galef.

Inside the agency, some subordinates say, he has largely defused the skepticism that initially greeted a celebrity general whose stated views of progress in the war in Afghanistan, among other things, were far rosier than those of C.I.A. analysts.

Most interviews sought to establish project participants' views of progress towards peace, and the role of the project in facilitating or obstructing that progress.

"There's this schizoid view of progress in Iraq," one Houston crude oil trader said.

If we relied solely on mobile phone data we risk getting a skewed view of progress towards the SDGs.

Perhaps they all would do better, from the point of view of progress, to give more weight to reality than to perceptions of reality.

Narmada has set off a national debate, not just over dams but over the environmental future of the country, as well as the conventional view of progress.

This whiggish view of progress led by gentleman scientists punctuating intellectual doldrums is a simplistic, clean narrative, but it's just not how science works.

But the trauma of the war had created widespread disillusionment about the entire liberal view of progress toward a more humane world.

The author of the 1999 book "World Risk Society" (Polity), Beck foresees the emergence of reflexive Modernism, a view of progress tempered by an awareness of the losses that invariably accompany gains.

Andrew House, chief executive of Sony Computer Entertainment, gave a helicopter view of progress in December, suggesting that any supply constraints will ease in spring and more games will become available.