Sentence examples for far advanced with from inspiring English sources

He was probably not alone, however, in feeling that the core report ended up being more a description of how the crisis unfolded than an explanation of why it erupted.The commission's influence on regulatory reform was never going to be big, given that the Dodd-Frank financial-reform act was passed last summer and regulators are quite far advanced with the rule-writing that the law calls for.

The automotive industry is already far advanced with plans for a first generation of hydrogen cars.

Mexico's Deputy Economy Minister Juan Carlos Baker has said that the country is "pretty far advanced with Brazil.

Only after these have been given a fair trial, and only if arthritis is far advanced and interferes with normal activities, is it time to consider surgery, the more drastic remedy.

The secretion of IFN-γ was significantly lower in patients with far advanced radiological extent of pulmonary TB, than subjects with minimal or moderate, upon stimulation with PHA or M. tuberculosis strain.

Although further work is needed, these observations, in conjunction with the high serum expression levels in patients with far advanced lethal PCA, make the authors believe that the 80 kDa expression level has the potential to serve as biomarker with predictive value.

Hodgson said: "He shouldn't be as far advanced as he is with his ankle but he's looking good.

Because our 30 patients in this study are those with far advanced HCC, it is quite reasonable that the clinical response to the therapy correlates well with the prognosis after the therapy.

We were helped by the careful piloting of our methods, having a dedicated research team, the initial service modelling phase (all of which increase the study costs), and by the fact that people affected by MS have a much longer illness trajectory than do people with far advanced cancer.

Stephen Paddock, the alleged Las Vegas gunman, was equipped with weaponry far advanced from the collection of firearms that Charles Whitman used to murder fourteen people, from the University of Texas clock tower, fifty-one years ago.

With the preparations far advanced for the crossing into Asia, at the grand celebration of his daughter Cleopatra's marriage to Alexander of Epirus (brother of Olympias), Philip was assassinated by Pausanias, a young Macedonian noble with a bitter grievance against the young queen's uncle Attalus and against Philip for denying him justice.