Sentence examples for clear advanced from inspiring English sources

The lesson ought to be clear: advanced countries cannot simply slash their way to prosperity and fiscal balance regardless of the overall level of demand.

As a surgeon and co-chairman of a hospital ethics committee, I have found that even with clear advanced directives for the terminally ill, the correct course of action is not always clear-cut ("Charting a Course of Comfort and Treatment at the End of Life," May 30).

Against those disastrous scenarios, there are clear advances.

"ExTherm 2" shows clear advances over ExTHERM as presented in [J. Tomiska, CALPHAD 26 (2002) 143 154]: All three parts have been improved in powerfulness, comfort, and interactive work.

He calls imagery-rehearsal therapy "a clear advance," and argues that the technique, in addition to being effective, reflects contemporary scientific thinking about dreams.

He must give clear advance notice of his resignation, stating that he will continue as prime minister in a caretaker capacity only.

The legal claim would be that if a competent patient has a right to SED, the right ought to subsist post-competence when exercised by clear advance instruction.

Re "Drawing a Clear Map for End-of-Life Choices" (Personal Health, June 19): I have personally witnessed several instances in which a patient's very clear advance directives were ignored by the spouse.

In an update to its "Red List" of threatened species, the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) hailed some clear advances in saving endangered species such as the Iberian lynx.

Unlike in Austin's case, the police in London on Thursday were not taken by surprise and had clear advance warning of what to expect in terms of numbers, route and other matters.

An expense report must be submitted in the Expense Requests system no later than 60 days after the completion of the activity (e.g., trip) in order to clear advances.