Sentence examples for earlier advance from inspiring English sources

Bank of America retreated 2.8 percent, reversing an earlier advance that drove the stock above $10.

Stocks erased an earlier advance after crude oil extended gains amid concern unrest would spread from Libya to Iran.

The Nasdaq composite index rose 11.68 points, or 0.6percentto to 1,824.17, retreating from an earlier advance of 31.47 points.

The policy was surprising for Jewish Hospital, which has aggressively sought publicity for the artificial heart implant and an earlier advance, the first hand transplants in this country.

But Wall Street's earlier advance was short-circuited by weakness in the energy sector, as crude oil futures fell as fears Tropical Storm Alex would disrupt production in the Gulf of Mexico eased.

Crude was down 9 cents, at $58.41 a barrel though, erasing an earlier advance.

On the whole, however, this was a period of consolidation of earlier advances.

None of the medications currently approved to treat addiction are perfect, and in many ways they are the products of some of our earlier advances in neuroscience.

Uzbekistan adopted what it called a more gradual approach to avoid social upheaval, but in practice this has meant very timid reforms or even backtracking on earlier advances.

Martyn Rooney earlier advanced to the final of the 400 metres, but only as a fastest loser following an error-strewn display.

The peoples of these cities, much influenced by invaders from central Mexico, built striking stone architectural monuments, but their scientific and artistic achievements were less remarkable than the earlier advances of the Classic period, and their economies remained underdeveloped.