Sentence examples for have ever advanced from inspiring English sources

In 2009, on his VH1 Storytellers special, Kanye said, "So few, you know, hip-hop artists have ever advanced.

Neither had ever advanced this far at a Grand Slam event.

It was the furthest Korda's father had ever advanced in team competition.

This is the first time the United States has ever advanced even to the quarterfinals.

(But while several vice presidents have moved up, no speaker has ever advanced directly to the White House).

And, Musk pointed out, if we aren't in a simulation, the most likely reason for that isn't that we are the first civilisation ever; instead, it's that no civilisation has ever advanced far enough to simulate reality.

He has warm praise for the late Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping: "no country has ever advanced the welfare of its people as much - nutrition, literacy, health, housing - as China in that twenty years", despite the shooting of student demonstrators in Tiananmen Square.

As the first time a war-powers resolution has ever advanced in the Senate, the vote marked a dramatic move toward returning control over matters of war and peace to Congress.

There isn't a single regulator in the world who has ever advanced his or her career by letting a bank go broke, so the answer to every problem for a regulator is a regulation, like a carpenter and a nail.

However, it would seem that this is not a version of the theory that anyone has ever advanced, nor does it appear that it would be plausible to do so (see Candlish 1999b: 200–2; Künne 2003: 6).

It is also the only thing that has ever advanced human empathy.