Sentence examples for making advances with from inspiring English sources

Many research groups are making advances with the carbon material graphene.

Henry Nicholls talks to the biologist who has spent the last few years making advances with wolves.

There is no doubt that Adobe is making advances with Flash on mobile devices, but I don't believe future changes will be enough to get Apple to adopt the technology.

This paved the way for the use of red LEDs in traffic signals, rear lights on cars, and outdoor signs.Although scientists made advances with red LEDs, creating bright blue and green LEDs proved much more difficult.

The UK successfully tested the Taranis, an unmanned intercontinental aircraft in Australia this year and America's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (Darpa) has made advances with the Crusher, an unmanned ground combat vehicle, since 2006.

These new details are emerging while SpaceX, as the company is more commonly known, continues to make advances with its own spacecraft and rack up more agreements for future commercial and government launches.

But having web browsing capabilities could also help Facebook make more of a push in the lower-end feature phone space — an area where it has already made advances with services like Facebook Zero and its acquisition of Snaptu to improve the feature phone experience to target users in developing markets.

Modern medicine has made advances with potentially life-threatening chronic conditions so that children with conditions such as cancer or cystic fibrosis, are now surviving and living their lives.

Over the next two decades, several waves of feminism changed American culture -- with women gaining more control over their bodies, along with making advances toward mutual respect and equal pay.

Now, the fast food world is making advances into that field, with KFC using facial recognition in a location in China to register dining favorites.

Of course, awkwardness will ensue if the coworker with whom you're in love with starts making advances in your general direction.