Sentence examples for have progressed far from inspiring English sources

Advisers decide when students have progressed far enough in their research to graduate, and advisers help them get jobs.

The Diamondbacks do not seem to have progressed far in trade talks, and Garagiola indicated that he had no scheduled calls with interested teams.

That Lewis signed the one-year tender -- rather than refuse to sign and possibly hold out during the team's off-season workouts and minicamps -- indicates that negotiations have progressed far enough that there is the hope of a long-term deal.

But in this high-tech age, people have progressed far beyond such superstitions.

Technological advancements have progressed far faster than regulatory changes, and drastic improvements are needed to protect users.

If true, this means Google's negotiations with streaming services have progressed far faster and further than Apple's, which reportedly hit a snag earlier this week.

By the summer of 1518 the causa Lutheri ("the case of Luther") had progressed far enough to require that Luther present himself in Rome to be examined on his teachings.

This evening, the work had progressed far enough at some points for the East Berlin frontier to look like the outer limits of a Nazi concentration camp.

The reinvention of the power industry has progressed far more slowly and has many more regulatory constraints than the company would have wanted.

I think I've progressed far enough in my career, with my track record, that I didn't have to do that".

With American forces already making forays into downtown Baghdad, the war has progressed far faster than seemed possible just a few days ago.