Sentence examples for constant advances from inspiring English sources
Constant advances in technology are leading to ever more sophisticated, compelling ways in which sports can be portrayed".
Nigeria's election is the most important political event of the year in an Africa of constant advances and setbacks, where every gain is fragile and every defeat reversible.
Since the 17th century, McGee writes, the ocean's abundance has been exhausted by a "tenfold increase in the human population" and "by constant advances in fishing technology".
The reports from the Chinese government and its proxy groups to the United Nations Human Rights Council depict a country making constant advances in the welfare and rights of its citizens.
Nevertheless in this altogether darker wing of the Star Trek universe he still had to contend with issues from single parenting to policing the holodeck suites of the station promenade, and all while facing off against the constant advances of the Dominion.
Myers sued Siegel, claiming constant advances and groping and alleging that Siegel offered her $1 million for sex.
Between global population growth and the constant advance of urbanization, human waste is becoming an increasingly critical environmental challenge.
Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., writing about Franklin D. Roosevelt, said that the "more serious complaint against him was his weakness for postponement," but also that "his caution was always within an assumption of constant advance".
And we must be a source of hope to the poor, the sick, the marginalized, the victims of prejudice – not out of mere charity, but because peace in our time requires the constant advance of those principles that our common creed describes: tolerance and opportunity; human dignity and justice.
The constant advance of technology has provided new ways to stash the corpse (in the foundations of the nuclear power plant) and to track down the culprit (after the fingerprints and the phone-bill paper trail came the credit-card account, the heat signature, the carbon footprint).
Moreover, the constant advance in processing power calls for more sophisticated equalization schemes that can increase network capacity.
