Sentence examples for be advances from inspiring English sources
verb
To bring forward; to move towards the front; to make to go on.
"We need to assume that there will be advances on both sides," Mr. Scharre said.
Reproducing this technique and improving its speed and convenience would be advances in treating this difficult clinical problem.
But so long as there is not a landslide victory for the Conservative party – seen as unlikely by respected psephologists – there are likely to be advances in the number of women and non-white Labour MPs.
There continue to be advances in miniaturization and automation that will enable an acceleration of the number of new NCEs progressing into the clinic with optimal pharmacokinetics, as a result of the determination of, and the incorporation of key pharmacokinetics-related properties early in the discovery process.
There will always be advances.
Sclavos: I think there will always be advances in user-interface.
And they should be advanced.
Hezbollah would not be advancing into Palestine.
But she still might be advanced.
New ideas must be advanced.
Advanced thinkers might be advanced tinkerers.
