Sentence examples for more ahead in from inspiring English sources

JAV: I don't think there's any other issue out there that young people are more passionate, and more ahead in, than global warming.

And try to listen very carefully for the continued reverberations of the collective sigh exhaled by millions of educators and students in the last few weeks, and perhaps a few more ahead in some states.

Homeschoolers are sometimes more ahead in their work then that of others (not homeschooled) in the same grade.

Already, unsurprisingly, this tactical change which sounds more like a state of mind than a battle plan has led to spikes in civilian casualties, with more ahead, particularly in Mosul, the largest city controlled by the Islamic State.

That's when AppGyver came into the mix, added Zatulovskiy, saying "AppGyver was a year or more ahead of us in terms of development".

Labour's then-leader was on track for a dazzling win (consistently twenty points or more ahead of the Conservatives in polls of voting intention).

As a result, to some, this autonomous region seems somewhat more ahead of the curve in advancing science as compared to the rest of Spain.

The first event will be staged in Manchester in December and will be followed by three more ahead of a Grand Final in 2014.

But Connor reports that U.S. retailers are a decade or more ahead of their foreign counterparts in the sophistication of their global sourcing.

However, Polman warned of more challenges ahead in 2016.

Bush aides seethed as Mr. McCain once more pushed ahead in the virtue sweepstakes.