Sentence examples for had progressed far enough from inspiring English sources

This evening, the work had progressed far enough at some points for the East Berlin frontier to look like the outer limits of a Nazi concentration camp.

In fact, Mr. Pogue said, the technology had progressed far enough that the electronic page could be turned faster and more reliably than a paper page.

The Federal National Mortgage Association and Freddie Mac approved and even initiated programs to reduce homeowner debt and save taxpayers millions, but halted them before the trials had progressed far enough to measure success, according to documents released Tuesday.

By the summer of 1518 the causa Lutheri ("the case of Luther") had progressed far enough to require that Luther present himself in Rome to be examined on his teachings.

Toward the end of the summer, work on the Villa America had progressed far enough for the Murphys to move in, and from that time until they left Europe for good, ten years later, it was their real home, although they also kept a small apartment on the Quai des Grands-Augustins, on the Left Bank.

By the time I had progressed far enough to purchase a certain set of armor for instance, I had triple what was needed to buy everything in the store.

Advisers decide when students have progressed far enough in their research to graduate, and advisers help them get jobs.

I think I've progressed far enough in my career, with my track record, that I didn't have to do that".

The work is still years from becoming a commercial product, but it has progressed far enough that Dr. Binnig, 55, will retire from I.B.M. at year's end to spend more time on interests like painting and composing music.

When humanity has progressed far enough for Ms. Lee to sit and pray in a red dress, the legs she cannot control belong, Pilobolus style, to a man sitting under her.

That Lewis signed the one-year tender -- rather than refuse to sign and possibly hold out during the team's off-season workouts and minicamps -- indicates that negotiations have progressed far enough that there is the hope of a long-term deal.