Sentence examples for waves of progress from inspiring English sources

Adaptation to past waves of progress rested on political and policy responses.

Instead of resisting the waves of progress, it should bask in their afterglow.

A recent book by Tim Bryars and Tom Harper, A History of the 20th Century in 100 Maps, charts the political and social upheavals of the last century by means of maps, digging below the functional surface to reveal how maps of the time reflected popular ideas, prejudices, and waves of progress.

The future has finally arrived — or at least the first wave of progress.

As this wave of progress ripples through the country, though, one group of people has been prominently left behind.

Rather, it was, or should have been, a warning sign that America was riding a fleeting wave of progress.

"The move comes as part of a larger wave of progress for gay rights champions" in Vietnam, the flagship publication of the Vietnam National Youth Federation reported.

The statistics suggest that the next wave of progress in fighting AIDS lies in expanding H.I.V. testing, improving access to quality care and finding new treatments for patients in whom the virus resists drugs, Ms. Gayle said.

Radiology has prospered by staying ahead of the wave of progress.

But another wave of progress in machine learning will soon allow us to make even more sense of the exabytes of information the Web contains, and such advancement will mark a huge step in the evolution toward an Artificial Superintelligence.

Whether it's Snapchat being touted as a $10 billion company, Facebook trading over 100 times its profit per year, or the ultra simple Yo app being worth $10 million less than a week after launch, it's impossible to ignore the confidence in the business world ahead — a world where user growth can come at all costs, because first-mover advantage can ride this wave of progress.