Sentence examples for advanced to the point of from inspiring English sources

The women have not advanced to the point of cynicism.

Virtual reality has had a couple of waves, but it feels like technology has advanced to the point of making it truly possible (and relatively affordable).

Watson's trouncing of the "Jeopardy!" champs Brad Rutter and Ken Jennings doesn't mean that language processing has advanced to the point of language comprehension.

As the musical theater declines, "Forbidden Broadway" has advanced to the point of implicit critical commentary, bearing its own cautionary message to audiences about the need for critical thinking.

As far as is known, the social sciences have not advanced to the point of estimating how much bigotry or how widespread a response to demagogy a free and normally peaceable society can endure.

While prosecutors' use of a grand jury to gather sworn testimony and records does not necessarily portend any criminal charges, this is the first time any aspect of the inquiry has advanced to the point of a criminal investigation.

Mr. Li, a naturalized American citizen who has a Ph.D. from Princeton, is expected to be found guilty at the trial because such charges rarely advance to the point of court proceedings unless the government is sure of the verdict.

They begin climbing and clinging at one month of age, advancing to the point of independently following their mother and group members through the canopy at heights of 50-100 m by two to three months.

He made those concerns public this year in his latest book, The Future: Six Drivers of Social Change, in which he warned: "Surveillance technologies now available – including the monitoring of virtually all digital information – have advanced to the point where much of the essential apparatus of a police state is already in place".

Instrumentation software has advanced to the point that thousands of transitions (pairs of primary and secondary m/z values) can be measured in a triple quadrupole instrument coupled to an LC, by a well-designed scheduling and selection of m/z windows.

Whereas most previous Myst titles had forgone 3D graphics rendered in real-time in favor of interactive prerendered environments, Rand Miller decided that technology had advanced to the point that End of Ages could use real-time graphics without sacrificing player immersion.