Sentence examples for big advancement from inspiring English sources

Mark in Livingston Manor, N.Y., said that the showrunner, Mitch Hurwitz, had broken out of the traditional sitcom  format, usually 22 or 23 minutes long, calling that "the first big advancement in the genre in decades".

Ten years later, the store was doing so well that Mr. Guindi more than quadrupled its original size of 4,000 square feet -- "a really big project and a big advancement and a big expenditure," he said.

It's a big advancement that the US has an African-American woman on the $20 bill, but let's not forget that monetarily, female employees are still worth less than their male counterparts.

I suppose if you're a chemist, this is a pretty big advancement.

Their big advancement, the "shape-shifting" rear, is just short of a falsity.

Researchers claim that this is a big advancement in the field of silicon photonics, where silicon is used to transfer light pulses for data exchange between chips and devices.

Tablets either need to see some big advancements in the way they deal with power and the inevitable heat it produces, or they need to be docked so they can amp things up.

"In order to make any big advancements we're going to need outside-the-box thinking.

Like other big brick-and-mortar retailers, it's doing its best to keep up with tech's big advancements.

The London Games are on a pace to be the biggest advancement of adapted sports since people in wheelchairs began playing basketball in the 1940s.

And yet, even with all these changes, she predicted that 2015 would witness an even bigger advancement: it would, she said, be the year in which business recognized that climate change is real.