Sentence examples for has advanced several from inspiring English sources

The government has advanced several proposals in recent weeks to address the rise in accidents.

There, the Presenteseracae debris-covered glacier has advanced several tens of metres and has developed a rock glacier morphology in its lower part over the last 60 years.

It bears superficial resemblance to antisense, which despite shortcomings has advanced several drug candidates to the clinic.

The Russian Investigative Committee, one of the federal agencies Putin has deployed on a stated mission to find and punish the killers, has advanced several theories about who might have been behind the slaying, which bore the hallmarks of a contract killing.

Increasing acceptance of standardized definitions of AKI amongst nephrologists and intensivists has advanced several aspects of AKI research yet the practical issue of what constitutes "true AKI" clinically, remains unsettled [ 3- 8].

To this end, the law's opponents have advanced several specious arguments.

Kurdish commanders in the area said American and Kurdish forces had advanced several miles this morning toward high ground controlled by Iraqi forces.

Left fielder Tim Raines chased down a one-out drive by Brogna in the fifth inning, making the catch at the wall and then throwing to Jeter, the shortstop, who delivered a strong, one-hop relay throw to first base to double up Scott Rolen, who had advanced several steps past second base.

Jeffrey McCarthy, interim vice president for alumni affairs and development, noted that gifts to the Ithaca campus have advanced several key university priorities, including hiring and retaining excellent, diverse faculty and supporting undergraduate, graduate and professional students with financial aid, scholarships and fellowships.

Modern economists have advanced several possible reasons for why the rise and fall in prices may not have constituted a bubble.

Scholars who analyzed the varying portraiture on the Kshatrapa coins have advanced several theories to explain the phenomenon: that the coins could be of different kings who chose to keep the name of an ancestor on their coins or the coins all belong to one king with portraits depicting him at his different ages.