Sentence examples for continually advanced from inspiring English sources

Begun in the 1970s and '80s and resuscitated at the turn of the 21st century, the Star Wars films continually advanced the field of motion picture special effects and developed into an enormously lucrative merchandising industry.

Since its founding in 1981, the program has been continually advanced by students' entrepreneurial drive and vision; the result has always been greater effectiveness in responding to emerging societal needs and in providing meaningful ways for MBAs to make a difference.

4 For from the very beginning, immediately after her founding, she began to draw to herself the neighbouring nations, which were both numerous and warlike, and continually advanced, subjugating every rival.

Even though the technology has existed and was continually advanced, it was unfeasible on a commercial scale--until now.

On the contrary: Our ideals are continually advanced as our justice systems -- and our Union -- are strengthened; and as social science, human experience, legislation and judicial decisions expand the circle of those who are entitled to the protections and rights enumerated by the Constitution.

Autopsies continually advance our understanding of disease.

These continually advancing treatments remain limited by failure of conduit grafts in CABG and by restenosis or thrombosis of stented vessel segments in PCI caused by neointimal hyperplasia, impaired endothelialisation and accelerated atherosclerosis.

In an innovative and prominence driven age, open premium is continually advancing, in this manner it is critical to adjust showcasing techniques to fit the gathering of people's needs.

These minutiae, unhindered by the pads and helmets that, in hockey or football, would hide them, add up to a style and the visibility of such styles has much to do with the N.B.A.'s continually advancing popularity, especially with kids, who love to imitate the tics of their heroes.

Sylvia, however, tends to discount any talk of unusual courage on her part, preferring to emphasize that the world beneath the oceans, lakes, and rivers is essentially a benign and even wondrous place, and that with continually advancing knowledge and technology people have every reason to spend more time there.

"Their wisdom has allowed them to see into the future and proved to them that in seven years, Beijing and the whole of China will be home to a stable society, a prosperous economy and a well-off population," the commentary said, adding that "the cause of democracy and rule of law will continually advance".