Sentence examples for because of advancements from inspiring English sources

Vodafone said it wanted to review its ad spend because of "advancements in the media and digital landscape".

THE HAWK AND THE PIGEONS Because of advancements made during my tenure to expand our "green" acreage, the amount of wildlife in our urban environment has undergone an upsurge, for which I share credit with the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation.

THE HAWK AND THE PIGEONS THE HAWK AND THE PIGEONS Because of advancements made during my tenure to expand our "green" acreage, the amount of wildlife in our urban environment has undergone an upsurge, for which I share credit with the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation.

Recently, it has been detected more frequently because of advancements in imaging technology.

Patients with complex congenital heart disease increasingly undergo noncardiac surgeries because of advancements in surgical techniques and medical management.

Total ankle replacement is the subject of renewed interest in modern orthopedics because of advancements in implant design.

But he says the biggest difference, because of advancement in communications, is the camaraderie.

Some authors use statistical models to adjust their estimate of overdiagnosis for lead time (increased incidence because of advancement of the time of diagnosis).

The survival rates on the other hand have improved significantly, especially in the high-income countries [ 5, 6] because of advancement in cancer diagnosis and new cancer treatment regimes.

That's because the kind of advancements in media technology in the last few years haven't fully spread to financial services.

Since 1979, the United States has led international attempts to use sanctions to affect Iran's policies in enrichment program because of their fear of advancements of Iran to produce nuclear weapons whilst Iran counteracts that the nuclear program is just for civilian purposes, including medical purposes and generating electricity.