Sentence examples for has advanced far from inspiring English sources
Generally, though, experts agree that intelligence has advanced far beyond where it was a couple of years ago in terms of predicting and detecting terrorist threats.
Third, although Western intelligence agencies believe the Islamic Republic has not taken the decision to make a bomb, Iran's nuclear program has advanced far enough for the country to have the relevant knowledge.
Fortunately for those five or six million obsessives, technology has advanced far enough in the past decade to bring them PGA Tour HD, a free iPad app that covers the tour, well, obsessively: it features live tournament coverage, P.G.A. tour video, course statistics, and in-depth details on each player, including real-time performance metrics and even individual tee times.
It works and it has advanced far beyond the "I lake crone" days.
The fact is, though, that you really can't get a bad camera these days; the technology has advanced far enough in the last decade that almost every camera is far more than you need for basic stuff, and for a few dollars more you can get something that would have cost thousands back in the day.
This suggests the Post has advanced far from the Janet Cooke days.
That led me, as deputy national security adviser, to ask several leading scientists whether technology had advanced far enough to warrant another look at a defensive system.
But talks between G.E. and Comcast have advanced far enough that a deal with another company was unlikely, people briefed on the matter said.
In the first days of December, Chinese forces were threatening to annihilate American troops who had advanced far into North Korea, approaching the border with China.
If the government's labor charter is passed, France, while remaining a democracy, will have advanced far in the economic field in the direction of Germany and Italy, which have banned strikes and lockouts and made arbitration of industrial disputes compulsory.
Work on the Residenz continued at intervals after Neumann's own death in 1753, though by the 1740s it had advanced far enough for the painter G.B. Tiepolo to decorate the palace's enormous ceilings.
