Sentence examples for advanced further in from inspiring English sources
For the first time in Wawrinka's 35 career Grand Slam appearances, he has advanced further in the draw than his countryman Federer.
They say the Senators would have advanced further in the playoffs last spring had Yashin played instead of trying to force a contract renegotiation for a wage higher than $3.6 million.
On Wednesday, Iraqi forces advanced further in the area surrounding Mosul and were moving to retake Qaraqosh, a majority Christian town that was conquered by Isis in summer 2014.
His international rehabilitation was advanced further in 1953, when Spain signed a 10-year military assistance pact with the United States, which was later renewed in more limited form.
Louis van Gaal compounded the indignity with a press conference performance of deep pomposity last night, in which he suggested his side are progressing because they advanced further in the League Cup this season.
Quintini found3 that jobs in Norway have nearly one-third lower risk of being automated than those in Lithuania, possibly because automation has advanced further in Norway and jobs have already been remodelled to include a greater social component (see 'Calculated risk').
"Dilma's government will advance further in terms of reducing inequality," he said.
The coach conceded that he would probably have to acquire another talented player or two for his team to advance further in the playoffs.
And it is clear that internally, there is angst, with questions are being asked about the Greens' failure to advance further in 2016.
His forte in the past has been to take often limited groups of players, as in Switzerland and Finland, and by honing their methods and integrating them as a team, get them to advance further in competitions than anyone expected.
Breaking down performances by No. 1s against No. 16s, teams that won their opening-round games by larger margins have been more likely to advance further in the tournament, although there isn't enough data to be truly predictive.
