Sentence examples for dramatic advancement from inspiring English sources

I've never been pregnant; I'm a heterosexual male, and barring a sudden major shift in my underlying psychology coupled with a dramatic advancement in gender reassignment surgery, I never will be.

When "quantum" is applied to "computing," however, we are indeed entering an era of dramatic advancement.

For example, a "quantum leap" is a dramatic advancement (also an early 1990's television series starring Scott Bakula).

Android 4.3 isn't an overly dramatic advancement over Android 4.2, but the new version of Google's mobile OS announced today does bring a number of improvements that should appeal to both developers and end users.

"That Amazon has achieved this demonstrates its dramatic advancement in both the retail and technology sectors, as well as the influence it now wields over large parts of the consumer landscape". It's a strategy that seems to have paid off: Amazon reported $2.5bn in profit last quarter, making it one of Wall Street's most profitable companies.

However, MePD lesioned rats fed a 25% nonnutritive bulk diet also showed the dramatic advancement of puberty but without the increase in body weight.

The imminent nanotechnology revolution promises dramatic advancements in science, technology, medicine and society as a whole.

The increased availability of rare isotope beams in the field of low energy nuclear physics has enabled dramatic advancements in the understanding of nuclear matter during the last decade.

Hamid Mughal, the director of global manufacturing at Rolls-Royce, the FTSE 100 engineering group, told the MPs that industry was facing a "radical shift" because of dramatic advancements in technology.

There have been dramatic advancements in police work since "Cop Hater" (radio calls are no longer routed by pneumatic tube, the ritual of the morning lineup has been retired and starting salaries have gone up from $3,725), and the shoptalk has more hair on its chest.

Business travellers will appreciate the city's dramatic advancements in public transportation, its world-class airport and a growing selection of four- and five- star hotels near the city centre.