Sentence examples similar to advancing from to from inspiring English sources
The phrase "advancing from to" is not correct and usable in written English as it is incomplete
It can be used when indicating a progression or movement from one point to another, but it requires additional context to be meaningful. Example: "The project is advancing from the planning stage to the implementation phase."
"Advancing From Competition to Kumbaya to Radical Collaboration: Redefining Relationships in Higher Education, Columbia Club/Pacific Northwestt, Seattle, 29 April 2010.
The misstep gave Steve Lombardozzi, advancing from first to third base, the opportunity to score the 14th run.
This leads to a high spike in the dropout rate of girls advancing from primary to secondary school.
Advancing from east to west across the Great Plains, the climate gets progressively drier and, hence, the depth of carbonates decreases.
Preoperative prediction of operative difficulty can be beneficial as a roadmap for surgeons advancing from simple to highly technical LLR.
Taking those false thoughts around limitation, getting momentarily uncomfortable and advancing from lack to abundance requires courage.
Ossification of the vertebrae began a stage later (stage 54 56), advancing from anterior to posterior (Figure 1, F K).
Advancing from micro- to submicrometer resolutions, TPA lithography was evaluated for the fabrication of cellulose patterns.
The accuracy of selection can therefore be improved by advancing from macroscopic to CT radiographic evaluation of osteochondrosis in pigs.
Technological progress and the cumulative resolution of conflict allowed humans to advance from tribal to feudal to industrial society.
Its structure can feel irritatingly formulaic, advancing from floor level to chairs to standing.
