Sentence examples for has got further from inspiring English sources
Despite famously slow progress, BT has got further installing NHS IT, both national systems and locally in London, than CSC has with local work in the north, midlands and east.
Glozboy is "soldiering (or knight-erranting)" through Don Quixote, and his comment saying he has got further than his last two attempts and that he is enjoying it prompted a discussion about the best translations of Cervantes's classic.
Though the European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) has got further off the ground than Norman's scheme, which it chillingly resembles, euro-zone leaders have yet to find a way to leverage its €440 billion up to €2 trillion.Even if they succeed, that may be too little to end the panic.
As for advertising, where exponential growth was due to start any time now, the graphs are in the process of being redrawn.Interactive television, which has got further in Europe than in America, looks like a more promising way ahead for the entertainment business than the Internet.
In fact, the car's performance has got further and further away since Alonso joined in 2010.
We first notice that with the help of PLDA, the performance for both rotation recovery techniques has got further improvement, independently from the input data with 6 subjects (Fig. 6 a) or 12 subjects (Fig. 6 b).
But in the latest four-year skirmish, which has provoked heated debates on class and ethnicity, inspired furious lobbying on all sides and spawned allegations of conflicts of interest, the administration of Michael R. Bloomberg has gotten further than its predecessors, managing to persuade many of the larger businesses to sell out or relocate.
And despite the Democrats on Capitol Hill not pulling their share of the "change" weight, Obama did manage to get through stimulus legislation and important programs in the budget, and health care reform has gotten further along in the process than it ever has before.
Miliband accepts "we've got further to go" on that.
"There's currently no outcome for that," says Day. "They've got further things they need to do".
