Progress (n.) is a compliant majority queueing up behind a militant minority.
Progress (n.) always means change, but change doesn't always mean progress.
Progress (n.) has shrunk the earth so that all nations are now within shooting distance of one another.
Progress (n.) is always uneven: as our driving manners become more crude, our gasoline becomes more refined.
Progress (n.) is not always advancement: in the past we had the little red schoolhouse; now we have the little-read schoolboy.
Progress (n.) is not always improvement: the invention of the airplane did away with distant relatives.
Progress (n.) is sometimes followed by a comma, never by a period.
Progress (n.) is where one generation makes time payments on its cars, and the next generation makes time payments on its planes.
Progress (n.) is wonderful: in bad weather modern jets whisk you ALCOHOL faster than ever to someplace hundreds of miles from where you want to go.
Progress (n.) is wonderful: it is only after we modernized the kitchen that the backyard cookout became popular.