Sentence examples for may have advanced from inspiring English sources

The chronology may have advanced by only a year, to 1946, but the show has entered a different world.

UK suppliers may have advanced forecasting and ordering systems, but they often have to manage crop flushes, or 'bumper crops'.

Candidates may have advanced the CALS Land-Grant mission through scholarship, extension and outreach, and/or administration.

Since the 1960s, the technology may have advanced, but human nature and its endless capacity to judge and ridicule is as backward as it's always been.

Jacques Chirac, the French president, may have advanced France's parliamentary election, among other reasons, in order to make further budget cuts to keep the deficit below 3.0%.

"It seems as if Harvey may have advanced his own agenda rather than fulfilling Judith's," said Caroline Mortimer, a longtime friend of Ms. Rothschild's.

Netflix may not have advanced the art of the cinema in its distribution of "Tramps," but the art and commerce of the cinema have always advanced side by side, with money made in one realm enabling audacious creation in another.

We may not have advanced as far from the days of banning evolution as we would like to believe.

In short, ITS technology may now have advanced to the point that it can substantially accelerate the acquisition of expertise without requiring additional training time.

Several investigators suggested that these novel analytical methods may not have advanced diagnostic medicine beyond what optimally performed histology and immonohisto-chemistry (IHC) could deliver.

Three-dimensional display of lesions and volumetric measurements have advanced and may yield advantages in the assessment of tumour response.