Sentence examples for annual advances from inspiring English sources

Groupe Bernard Loiseau posted double-digit annual advances in sales from 1997 through 2001, with earnings of about $11.5 million.

Small, steady annual advances in fuel efficiency mean that a modern Boeing 737 burns only around half as much fuel per passenger as the first 737 did in 1967.

In a packed house at the final Saturday session of the annual Advances in Genome Biology and Technology meeting, revolutionary new DNA-sequencing technologies using silicon wafers and quantum dots were presented.

Service by any officer on boards of directors of other organizations, on committees of such boards, and in similar activities for such organizations shall be subject to annual advance approval by the Board and subject to the provisions of the Corporation's Statement of Ethical Conduct.

Back in the late 1990s or early 2000s, all they cared for was annual advance and retreat.

Following his commercial and pop crossover breakthrough with the hit single "What'd I Say" earlier that year, ABC offered Charles a $50,0000 annual advance, higher royalties than previously offered and eventual ownership of his masters a very valuable and lucrative deal at the time.

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Wall Street analysts warned last week that the Writers Guild's strike deadline raised the possibility for the first time in years that the networks would record negative growth in their annual May advance advertising sales period.

In the fall of 1976, Andreas presented a poster on his animal work at the American Heart Association's annual meeting, advancing the powerful but controversial idea that balloon catheterization could be used to open coronary arteries.

The Harvard Foundation will present the 2012 Scientist of the Year Award to Jessica O. Matthews '10 and Julia Silverman '10, co-founders of Uncharted Play Inc. and inventors of SOCCKET, at this year's annual Albert Einstein Science Conference: Advancing Minorities and Women in Science, Engineering, and Mathematics on March 30.

Increasing screening frequency (from biennial to annual) may advance detection time of most 'screening errors' and of some cancers in the 'minimal signs present' and 'mammographically occult' categories, but this would almost double screening costs, and the benefit would probably be inferior to that obtained by doubling the population invited to biennial screening.