Sentence examples for early advance from inspiring English sources

An early advance in Greek thinking was Aristotle's discovery, in the latter half of the fourth century B.C., that the world must be spherical.

Talk that G.M. would become the latest company to reveal bookkeeping irregularities forced stocks to give up a respectable early advance.

The declines, which erased an early advance in blue-chip stock prices, suggested that some prospective buyers were waiting for more earnings results before making commitments.

It could get worse President v judges ReprintsThe bold early advance of Egypt's Islamists, in an electoral process that still has several rounds to run, has come as a shock to many, including the country's own largely secular elite.

The sharp swings in currency and commodity markets sent the Dow Jones industrial average whipsawing in a 200-point range, surrendering an early advance for a loss of 104 points.

That attack comes after several days of strong resistance in newly liberated areas, and together they are fuelling fears of a longer and more vicious campaign than some had hoped after the rapid early advance.

Other global markets also climbed, but gave up early advances near the close.

His name is associated by many with early advances in programming and software architecture.

He was manager of the Corporal rocket project, which brought about important early advances in guidance and communication techniques.

Dr. Richard J. Wyatt, chief of the neuropsychiatry branch at the National Institute of Mental Health who made early advances in the study and treatment of schizophrenia, died on June 7 in Washington.

The setting, in Libya, suggested that the group was spreading further and faster than even their dramatic early advances seem possible, and it came after vows of allegiance to Isis leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi by militants from Afghanistan to Yemen.