Sentence examples for how we advance from inspiring English sources

"Please, no matter how we advance technologically, please don't abandon the book.

"It is far from obvious how we advance American interests by acting against someone who shares our values and is highly effective," Mr. Perle said in an interview.

BEHIND THE NEWS Ms. Smith, who worked as a clerk in Scribner's bookstore in Manhattan before finding success as a singer and songwriter of jagged, beat-influenced punk rock music, told the audience at the awards ceremony, "Please, no matter how we advance technologically, please don't abandon the book -- there is nothing in our material world more beautiful than the book".

"The things they'll talk about is how we advance what we believe is a core U.S. national interest, which is peace in this region," this official said, "and how we can assure that neither side takes steps that would undercut the trust that's going to be vital to ensuring that the talks, which have just begun, succeed".

We don't learn from what the other side has done, which is look at it as one giant chess board, and how we advance over the long term".

However, China and the United States had different considerations on how we advanced these goals.

The implication in this: if executives continue to operate with a mindset that says, "This is how we advanced our careers, so this will work out for the next generation" they will not attract top talent to their leadership development efforts.

But dogmatic opposition to diversity of supply and contestability in the NHS - or in any public service - does little to advance the public policy challenge of how we can advance the quality and efficiency of our public services.

We all know who we came into politics for and how we should advance their interests.

In a few short months we have showed how we can advance our party's policies and principles while serving the wider national interest.

"We have broad areas of cooperation where we would work in line with many governments around the world to look at how we can advance our interests and to help with the development of other countries' judicial systems".