Sentence examples for has quickly advanced from inspiring English sources

The need for travel has quickly advanced past the need for money and status; amongst the rising generation, wanderlust has settled in and status is made by the places you've visited, not the deals that you have made.

In its two quarterly reports since its IPO, the company's lackluster user growth figures have overshadowed quickly advancing revenue.

The use of medical interventions in birth has quickly risen in the last quarter century particularly in industrialized countries where the development of medical technology has advanced rapidly [ 1].

Litigation has quickly followed.

Moreover, some campaign veterans say, the younger Bush and his strategists have clearly learned lessons from 1988, and have quickly moved to advance Mr. Bush's biography, themes and policy proposals for the fall campaign; he will not be the tabula rasa Mr. Dukakis was.

The patient had a prompt return of bowel habits, was quickly advanced to a full diet and was discharged on post-operative three.

Tom quickly advanced to major of the regiment.

Charming nearly everyone he met, Rohatyn quickly advanced.

The rebels quickly advanced to the outskirts of Jaffna itself.

But her modest successes have quickly been eclipsed by the technological advances of her 14-year-old and 15-year-old.

At 10 45 a bombardment covered the 1st Battalion Manchester Regiment's attack on Jaljulye, which was easily captured after the Ottoman defenders had quickly withdrawn, in consequence of the advance by the 7th Brigade, 3rd (Lahore) Division, which was threatening to cut them off.