Coercive ties will still further yield to voluntary spiritual ties; for individual liberty appears to be the essential condition of social progress.
Animals' Rights Considered in Relation to Social Progress; with a Bibliographical Appendix.
Until this is done, no knowledge ofsocial progress can be acquired, no reform attempted.
From the point of view of political economy, then, social progress consists in a continuous solution of the problem of the constitution of values, or of the proportionality and solidarity of products.
It is, in the first place, the indispensable basis of the theory of social progress.
The empirical laws must be the result of but a few instances, since few nations have ever attained at all, and still fewer by their own independent development, a high stage of social progress.
But whatever decision competent judges may pronounce on the results arrived at by any individual inquirer, the method now characterized is that by which the derivative laws of social order and of social progress must be sought.
On the other hand, among tribes of the south-east very far from the coast, we find the lowest grades of social progress, but we also find the All Father belief.
The modification of men's moral natures, caused by the continuous discipline of social life, which adapts them more and more to social relations, is therefore the chief proximate cause of social progress.
If we must give up social progress or variety of costume, who could doubt which to choose?
Their measures are the result of social progress, not the cause of it.
It thus reveals the successive causes of social progress.
Hence it provides a further push to social progress.
In reality its chief interest was in progress and in social progress.
Social progress is an "organic growth," not an experimental selection.
Yet Southey, reactionary as he was in politics, never ceased to believe in social Progress.
But he asserted that the philosophy of history is to be found in "the principles of social progress.
The intellectual movement, which originated then and resulted in the enlightenment of his own day, was a condition of social progress.
The father, as we know him, is a later asset of social progress.
All these specialties are essential to social progress, and all are linked to family life in general, but none of them is particularly related to any one family group of one father, one mother, and their children.
The main hindrance to social progress, however, is the tendency of forms of institutional life and methods of social relationship to persist after the need for them has ceased.
To study the needs of humanity and minister to them is the line of social progress.
The more isolated the home, the more cut off from the healthy movement of social progress, as in the lonely farmhouses of New England, the more we find those intense eccentric characters such as Mary E.
More and more we learn to collect race-improvement and transmit it to the child, the most swift and easy method of social progress.
Wisely employed, it is a most important means for the promotion of social progress.
Each year added new proofs of the theory of universal capacity, until Ward was able to write his Applied Sociology, demonstrating that opportunity is the key-note of social progress.
Leisure in youth for play, leisure in mature life for reflection and creation--these are two of the most precious gifts of civilization to social progress.
The American people have within their grasp the torch of social progress.
He became not only a dead weight, but a definite opponent of social progress.
The Forgotten Man," which was the heading of his address, immediately passed into the common speech of the South and even at this day inevitably appears in all discussions of social progress.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "social progress" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
