progressive disease | 1.78 | The progressive disease will not get better. | ||
progressive policy | 1.45 | But Blount emphasized progressive policies, not bottomless pockets. | ||
progressive tax | 1.18 | A progressive tax can also be a highly inefficient one. | ||
progressive loss | 1.12 | He suffered a progressive loss of hearing. | ||
progressive leader | 0.92 | Progressive leader Jennifer Smith is trying to pull off an upset. | ||
progressive rock | 0.92 | Sometimes progressive rock was brilliant as a nova. | ||
progressive cause | 0.86 | Montgomery and Foxworth both were active in a variety of progressive causes. | ||
progressive deterioration | 0.86 | Recurrent anxiety and depression with progressive deterioration. | ||
progressive agendum | 0.72 | Beneath its progressive agenda, it is pure Darwinism. | ||
progressive idea | 0.72 | But in the arena of rape law, consent is a progressive idea. | ||
progressive tradition | 0.72 | The progressive tradition is not defined by style, or linked by period motifs. | ||
progressive view | 0.72 | He is known for his progressive views on Islam. | ||
progressive paralysis | 0.66 | That causes progressive paralysis, and finally death. | ||
progressive system | 0.66 | Under a progressive system, the wealthier pay more taxes. | ||
progressive architecture | 0.59 | Progressive architecture is an oppositional tradition. | ||
progressive disorder | 0.59 | AD is a progressive disorder that slowly disables the brain. | ||
progressive city | 0.53 | This is a progressive city. | ||
progressive company | 0.53 | In fact, many progressive companies actively seek such employee inputs. | ||
progressive development | 0.53 | Jardin credits the accolades to progressive artistic development. | ||
progressive failure | 0.53 | She developed progressive liver failure and required a liver transplant. |