Sentence examples for considerable advance from inspiring English sources

The art of the Neolithic Period represents a considerable advance.

Disobedience, according to its considerable advance publicity, blows the cover of just such a group.

A considerable advance was achieved by the invention of the transparent Microcard, or microfiche.

The two tracks we've heard of her latest, Polydor-sanctioned material represent a considerable advance from the above.

Twenty-two of the new list (44%) are women, a considerable advance on the blokeish 2013 squad.

The drugs were to be used one at a time, a considerable advance from the shotgun prescriptions then common.

It is, as indeed it should be after all this time, a considerable advance on the somewhat penal (but nonetheless listed) architecture of the original Peabody buildings.

There's a pleasing equality to his and Pryor's onscreen relationship, which represented a considerable advance in Hollywood's appreciation of African American talent.

Nor could the system be upgraded to alter this reality, except over the long term, which would create conditions for considerable advance warning.

From 1948 to 1951, he worked in the Maltby Main tally office, and in the 1951 season made a considerable advance to 90 wickets.

Khalezin had received a considerable advance for a play that he sent to the Moscow Arts Theatre, which was never produced.