Sentence examples for advanced at that from inspiring English sources

To the point where they advance the play much further than it needs to be advanced at that moment".

Internists tended to 'collect' patients in order to discuss them with their supervisor all at once, even though the care process may be well advanced at that point.

The ensuing years have allowed the concepts advanced at that time to be tested leading to significant progress in understanding the immunology of xenotransplantation and in developing strategies for potential clinical application.

"Flying above 30,000 feet in freezing conditions in an open cockpit in a plane that didn't have any flaps with a maximum speed of 140mph [220km/h] in extremely cold conditions with oxygen equipment which really wasn't very well advanced at that stage - all of these gave significant challenges," Charles Douglas-Hamilton told the BBC ahead of Wednesday's flight.

Furthermore, Rees et al. found that the formation of new neuronal processes is retarded if the neurons are particularly vulnerable at the time of the insult but will recover, after a certain delay, if the axonal and dendritic outgrowth is already established and the development is well advanced at that time [ 53].

Needing three goals to advance at that point, Manchester City managed just one when Vincent Kompany turned in a corner kick in the 89th minute — City's Pablo Zabaleta had been sent off 11 minutes earlier for screaming at the referee — and Dani Alves added an injury-time goal that made the final aggregate margin a bloated 4-1.

Nor, in conclusion, I submit, is there any force in the argument, advanced at bar, that we have entered a new era, requiring new and progressive adjudications, and that, unless this court admits the power of the state of Ohio to tax to be as claimed, it will enable aggregations of capital to escape just taxation by the several states.

You're never so advanced at guitar that scales can't help.

Without the spending cuts and a rise in Social Security taxes that went into effect in January, he said, the economy would probably advance at double that pace.

With no takers, he renewed the offer in 1924, when aviation technology had advanced enough at that point that many people tried for the prize.

England's sense of persecution is so advanced at this stage that the question of whether or not she is contrite has almost no meaning.