Sentence examples for has advanced to a from inspiring English sources

In Iraq it has advanced to a point only half an hour's drive from Irbil, the Kurdish capital.

Surely, technology has advanced to a point that tiny meters could be installed in cellphones to measure decibel levels.

It is the first time since April, when he lost to Roddick in the final of the United States Men's Clay Court Championship in Houston, that Sampras has advanced to a quarterfinal.

These days, the state of the art has advanced to a point where the F.D.A. is mulling the possibility of again approving artificial hearts for permanent implantation — no longer a bridge but a "destination therapy".

As is the case with many cancers, symptoms of pancreatic cancer are shared with those of many other illnesses and often do not appear until the cancer has advanced to a late stage.

This year, the division's late-night news program, "Nightline," has advanced to a much more competitive position against the late-night entertainment shows on NBC and CBS, hosted by Jay Leno and David Letterman, which have both had sharp slides in ratings.

In north-central France, Latin a must have advanced to a front position, with the result that it too palatalized preceding /k/ and /g/ sounds.

Lately Bellucci and her mentor teacher, Eli Kramer, a dean of curriculum and instruction at Troy who also splits fifth-grade math responsibilities with Bellucci, have advanced to a technique called No Opt Out.

In the women's tour in the last decade, only three players under the age of 18 have advanced to a Grand Slam quarterfinal while possessing a ranking outside the top 50: Oudin, Sesil Karatantcheva and Lina Krasnoroutskaya.

But Mr. Bone said that preservation techniques have advanced to a point where, with stainless-steel reinforcements and epoxy, many of the terra-cotta units can now be saved.

Genetic engineering technologies have advanced to a point where imagination and resources are the only limitations.