Sentence examples for certain advancements from inspiring English sources

The later Amsterdam printing (1701) and a copy that Leibniz acquired from Clerselier (c. 1670) make certain advancements over what is found in the Cambridge manuscript.

Currently, the bill would allow some undocumented immigrants to move toward citizenship once certain advancements have been made in border enforcement plans and implementation, but Rubio and other senators have floated the idea of altering exactly how that process would work.

Rather than focus on their own career and goals, they slander her in public, claiming she slept her way to a certain advancement or did something else utterly sleazy to get it.

In the aftermath of Sunday's tie with Portugal, many U.S. players described the final seconds as an emotional roller coaster, with Portugal's last-minute goal denying the U.S. certain advancement to the round of 16 at the World Cup.

The review presents and in-depth information along with certain research advancements made in the field of ecological and bio/chemical aspects of plant microbe interactions and the underlying potential to improve water quality.

The Italians, the defending World Cup champions, enter the match needing a win to be certain of advancement after managing only two draws so far in South Africa.

This is nothing short of incredible proof that after a certain threshold, CPU advancements are only adding incremental benefit to 90% of what the user cares about today.

He is buoyed by the younger generation of LGBT people "who perhaps, unlike some in the older generation, aren't going to accept a certain amount of advancement, and think they deserve equality.

The exception may be the sort of man who is so consumed with advancement that certain personality traits go unexamined or unexpressed along the way.

It introduces new obligations on public authorities and others to have "due regard" to certain objectives including the advancement of equality and the fostering of good relations between groups.

Asked why it has not cut off funding for these mounting legal bills, Edward J. DeMarco, the acting director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, said: "I understand the frustration regarding the advancement of certain legal fees associated with ongoing litigation involving Fannie Mae and certain former employees.