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1. 9 In the first century after Christ, Hellenistic culture had already attained its highest levels; its retrogression had begun; learning was advancing but genius was declining
2. the way to avoid retrogression
3. Although she had experienced retrogression many times, she soon discovered that
4. 2- What was the reason behind the retrogression of the Ottoman Empire and why did it become in that weakness and collapse?
5. It will be a chain to retrogression
6. Religious moral retrogression and deterioration are associated with the appearance of sorcery and conjuring
7. For example, the period of religious impotence and the abandonment of Al’lah’s law, ‘Al-Torah’, led the Israelites themselves into a period of frightful descent into a dangerous spiritual whirl, which was a case similar to that of Pharaoh and his people before them, when magic had prevailed due to their retrogression (as we have previously noted)
8. What can humans list and point to as a reverse of progress, a retrogression?
9. A more emphatic objection is made against low-priced bonds and preferred stocks on the ground that they are associated with corporate weakness, retrogression, or depression
10. , the railroads, failed signally to participate in the expansion of national wealth and income and showed repeated signs of definite retrogression
11. More so than in the past, the progress or retrogression of the typical company in the coming decade may depend on its relation to new products and new processes, which the analyst may have a chance to study and evaluate in advance
12. Without it the typical company would show retrogression, at least in terms of profit per dollar of invested capital
13. He had foresight, but has less now than formerly, pointing to a moral retrogression, which, when taken with the decline of his fortunes, seems to indicate some evil influence, probably drink, at work upon him
14. But how about the foresight and the moral retrogression?”
15. On the other hand, we can see, bearing in mind that all organic beings are striving to increase at a high ratio and to seize on every unoccupied or less well occupied place in the economy of nature, that it is quite possible for natural selection gradually to fit a being to a situation in which several organs would be superfluous or useless: in such cases there would be retrogression in the scale of organisation
16. In some few cases there has been what we must call retrogression or organisation
17. The acquisition of a useless part can hardly be said to raise an organism in the natural scale; and in the case of the imperfect, closed flowers, above described, if any new principle has to be invoked, it must be one of retrogression rather than of progression; and so it must be with many parasitic and degraded animals
18. The final result will generally have been, as already explained, an advance, but in some few cases a retrogression, in organisation