Sentence examples for later advances from inspiring English sources

His experiments and developments were essential to later advances in firearms.

Four decades later, advances in chemical sensing, computing and human breath analysis drew Dr. Ridgway's team and perhaps a half-dozen others back to cetacean breath in earnest.

In the 1981 interview in The Times, Dr. Burke described his process of creating artificial skin in terms that prefigured later advances in bioengineering like stem cell therapies.

The Allied high command, fearing further Japanese advances southeastward, sped into the area to dislodge the enemy and to obtain a base for later advances toward Japan's main base in the theatre, Rabaul.

Then in 1941 the British and Russians, now allies again, took over the country (later providing one of the most important supply routes of the war, through which American trucks reached Russia and made possible the later advances of the Red Army).

Later advances in knowledge of infectious agents revealed that acute rheumatic fever likely involves high-grade autoimmunological responses to infection with Streptococcus bacteria, whereas lower-grade inflammation may be associated with either chronic infection or lingering affects of acute immunological responses.

He later advanced to third.

Furthermore, he later advanced his queen's knight.

He gave up a single to Chris Stewart, who, one out later, advanced to second on a walk by Ichiro Suzuki.

I was 50, but after chemotherapy for breast cancer — and later, advanced ovarian cancer — I was, hormonally speaking, pretty much running on fumes.

Young led off the inning with a single to left, and one out later advanced to second on a fly ball to center.