Sentence examples similar to advancing from something from inspiring English sources

If women are spending less time in the office, more time on household chores, and more time when in the office on activities that by their very nature may keep them from advancing, something must be done to offset these differences to help women leaders develop.

The military has advanced from east to west over the Cicavica mountain range, traditionally something of a rebel stronghold.

But I'd rather have heard them describe something other than bait, or how their fishing rods advanced from willow to bamboo to items from the Sears catalog.

He advanced from the left.

The British advanced from Boston by boat.

Always give advance notice before transitioning from something your children want to do to something they don't want to do, like leaving a friend's house or switching off the TV.

Co-author Prof Nick Lemoine of the Barts Cancer Institute, said: "It's really exciting because for the first time we might be able to bring forward the window of opportunity for patients with pancreatic cancer - from something that is advanced and late stage to something that is early stage and potentially curable by surgery.

Chen's lesson in entrepreneurship to pass along: "Be willing to look at obstacles from different angles, and then use that natural grad student's persistence and perspiration to advance something that you believe in".

Mr. Bannon portrays the problem as flowing from something deeper: a shadowy "administrative state" engineered by the left to advance its agenda.

One advantage of the advancing years: They do something.

It is shown that the response varies from something close to a plane strain response to something close to a plane stress response.