Examples of using Retrogression in English and their translations into German
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Spiritual retrogression. Sign of the end.
And we have seen only tragic failures and retrogression.
The rythm is retained; the retrogression of the motive will be used during changing of the original phrases.
We ask that the Commission inform Parliament of progress and retrogression.
The usual reason for such retrogression is some earthly remembrance which engenders cravings.
In some few cases there has been what we must call retrogression of organisation.
Because of this great retrogression the red men seemed doomed when, about sixty-five thousand years ago, Onamonalontonˆ appeared as their leader and spiritˆual deliverer.
But there also decline is recognizable, retrogression, destruction and chaos.
Excessive risk-aversion leads to stagnation,and eventually even to a loss of knowledge skills and to retrogression.
He would not respond to the chaos, the retrogression, and the enormous suffering he himself was initiating.
To the greater number of the so-called believers these visits or"séances" bring no progress,but rather standstill or retrogression.
Moreover, coenzyme Q10 can counteract the retrogression of the thymus usually observed in adults.
And thus my will is again expressed, and therefore also that, asfar as I am concerned, only an ascent development is favoured, but any retrogression has human will as cause.
For all who act thus it means standstill and retrogression on the road which is meant to lead them in their development and advancement through the World of Matter towards the Light of Truth.
Excessive risk-aversion leads to stagnation, and eventually even to retrogression and a loss of knowledge and skills.
In tracing the progression, or retrogression, of his intellectual conceptions, we are doing what Steiner should have done himself before lashing out wildly against the International Committee.
Was not Dr. Andrew Ure right incrying down the 12 hours' bill of 1833 as a retrogression to the times of the dark ages?
Soon they will say to us accusinglythat"the abolition of serfdom" was also retrogression from the point of view of Marxism, because at that time too some of the land was"taken away" from the landlords and transferred to small owners-- the peasants!
This callousness however, is not in the least a sign of progress, nor of robust health,but indicates retrogression; it is a sign of the soul being buried.
We cannot and must not," he says,"talk in the press about retrogression, but within the Party we ought not to hide the fact that this lag is equivalent to retrogression.
So far as we can infer from the excavation-an inference of the history of the Judges-theeffect of the Israelite entrance into Canaan was a retrogression in civilization, from which the country took centuries to recover.
But when a soul has not passed the test of will, then it will be much less transferred back to earth, because this transferring back would then have to take place through my will, but would now be an act against my order, because as far as I am concerned only constant progress is favoured,but not stand still or retrogression.
However, when it comes to human rights, as Mr Bowis very impressively pointed out,there appears to be more retrogression than progression and I must express my very serious concern here.
Only then can one speak of a spiritual turning point when a time of low is replaced by a time where men stand spiritually on a high level and are closely connected to God, where they develop progressively, contrary towards the time before,where only standstill or retrogression was recorded.
Where such spiritual relationships exist, every danger of becoming trivial,a standstill or retrogression is over; men continually strive up, and this striving also lets them find each other, even so as man they are unknown to themselves.
Nowhere does the antagonistic character of capitalistic production and accumulation assert itself morebrutally than in the progress of English agriculture(including cattle-breeding) and the retrogression of the English agricultural labourer.
It is apparently a truer and more cheerful view thatprogress has been much more general than retrogression; that man has risen, though by slow and interrupted steps, from a lowly condition to the highest standard as yet attained by him in knowledge, morals and religion.
The presentations and dissimulations taken on again and again, the reverse motions, the movements of thought against their own grain possibly spell out the scientific interest of microbiologist Le Roy in the cancer cell-about the proliferating loss of the body's original coding, about its retrogression, about palindromatic spatial and temporal mirror writing.
The compacted or bound state of spiritual power was supposed to just be a temporary one,because it so to speak meant retrogression for the free created spiritual, but which could bring back the former freedom to the spiritual, which had voluntarily proceeded into powerlessness and must again reach the original properties to be happy.
But men mostly go unmindfully past the misery of fellowmen, and therefore no ascent development is to be recorded,rather standstill and retrogression, and the earthly trouble is getting bigger and bigger through this.