Sentence examples for advancing far from inspiring English sources

Technology also has a way of advancing far ahead of the law.

Retrofitting is advancing far faster in schools serving wealthier areas than those in poor ones, frustrating many earthquake experts.

If the mild-mannered Renney was fired for not advancing far in the playoffs, what would the prospects be for the hot-tempered Tortorella if the Rangers missed the playoffs for a second straight year?

The sizable field often produces pairings of large schools from highly regarded conferences with smaller automatic qualifiers that may result in first-round upsets, which can then lead to underdog teams (known as "Cinderellas") advancing far in the tournament.

If Kelly cannot return for No. 2 seeded Duke, the Blue Devils will have a tough time advancing far in the extremely tough South region, with difficult opponents in every round.

He said it would not help much that the ATP Tour will be two weeks shorter next year because the game will be faster and players advancing far into each tournament will have to suffer through it.

He's advanced far beyond his stoner character.

Political modernisation has not really advanced far in 100 years.

They knew what it felt like to not only get in, but to advance far.

This sort of "abuse excuse" has been advanced far more brazenly before.

Rwandans said it appeared that the Ugandan forces had failed to advance far into the city.