Examples of using Progress would in English and their translations into Greek
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The progress would be exponential.
They were determined that progress would continue.
Progress would be assessed towards the end of 1991.
Without her help, progress would have been very slow.
Without entrepreneurs and their blend of visionary andpractical thinking, progress would be much slower.
Growth and progress would still continue, only at a slightly lower rate.
If not eternal struggle, progress would be impossible.
Growth and progress would still continue, only at a slightly lower rate.
In more normal circumstances your progress would have been a lot slower.
Progress would be threatening, as it would suggest that if Ukrainians can have a revolution and succeed, Russians could, too.
But we are warned that progress would probably be slow and careful.
If failure was not a threat, competition would end,the dynamism of the markets would be lost and progress would grind to a halt.
Without the energy of light little progress would be made, and yet we take its wonder and mystery for granted.
Now you are coming together,having recognized that you are All One, and that your progress would be best served by co-operation.
The idea that technological progress would deliver the goods to all sectors of society has always been a key part of American ideology.
The great thinkers of the 19th century,Marx among them, thought progress would do away with religious sentiment.
He contributed, however, that progress would depend on the wind and the temperature, which was expected to reach 43 C( 109 F) on Tuesday.
World War I shattered the Enlightenment belief that progress would continue and reason would prevail.
Indeed, a lot of the progress would not have been made without the campaigning that has been undertaken by people with disabilities themselves.
SECTION 1- World War I shattered the Enlightenment belief that progress would continue and reason would prevail.
But Marx knew the path to progress would be slow, and that ultimately the best way to re-balance society was through the ballot box.
The horrors of World War I shattered the Enlightenment belief that progress would continue and reason would prevail.
Hopefully Russia's troubles and Ukraine's progress would persuade President Vladimir Putin to give up as a lost cause his attempts to destabilize Ukraine.
Postwar Uncertainty The horrors of World War I shattered the Enlightenmentbelief that progress would continue and reason would prevail.
They argued that technical progress would offset any natural resources' barriers and that even if we assume away technical progress, it would take very long for the stationary state to be reached.
Postwar Uncertainty--the horrors of world war 1 shattered the enlightenment belief that progress would continue and reason would prevail.
Advanced industrial society is approaching the stage where continued progress would demand the radical subversion of the prevailing direction and organization of progress. .
The world today believes in progress,” Sidney Pollard flatly declared in 1986,because“the only possible alternative to the belief in progress would be total despair.”.
A UN official said on Wednesday that the United States had no pre-conditions for new talks, but progress would require verifiable North Korean steps to abandon its nuclear weapons programme.
Theocratic direction, on the other hand,would assure that benefits from spiritual progress would reach out to all the congregations worldwide without hindrance.