Sentence examples similar to deliberately advancing from from inspiring English sources

It's pretty cool that IBM is so deliberately advancing science into mainstream conversation with initiatives like this.

He advanced from the left.

"It will come from us advancing".

There are so many variations on the idea that women brush off advances from lovely men and instead deliberately chase guys who are tall, dark and horrible.

Request your cash advance from the ATM.

But Mr Davis gives hostages to fortune by advancing further claims which the evidence does not sustain, suggesting, for instance, that famine was deliberately engineered by the Raj.

The problem was that Xu was advancing a cause, rule of law, that Chinese authorities have long avowed in writing but deliberately thwarted in practice.

Mathematical models that deliberately refrain from the incorporation of all known molecular details but instead merge many molecular components to a few basic functional units may help to distil such principles (Committee on Defining and Advancing the Conceptual Basis of Biological Sciences in the 21st Century, 2008).

Yet the proposed EU constitution deliberately suppressed any mention of Christianity and proposes to advance into the future on a secure basis of utopian atheism.

What scandalous gossip did she deliberately omit from the biography?

But they are also deliberately different from one another.