Sentence examples for much of advanced from inspiring English sources

Like much of advanced society, the Guardian has struck the word "actress" off its books.

Perhaps more importantly, the complex, evolving networks underlying so much of advanced technology, biology, and social processes frequently possess flat subsystems.

Several of his questions to Pope Alexander III were collected into the Decretals, a collection of ecclesiastical laws, and his patronage of canon lawyers did much to advance the study of canon law in England.

The famous dramatist Charles Vildrac has done much to advance the cause of French children's literature.

Mr. Gyatso's works are graphically appealing, but they don't do much to advance the genre of Pop collage or ideas about spirituality and business.

Bradley did much to advance the cause of blacks in Kentucky.

Neither position does much to advance our analysis of the situation.

The Republican Party, which had done so much to advance the cause of ending nuke testing, turned against it in that Senate vote.

They have a much slimmer chance of advancing to the title game with a victory.

Does the team have a chance of advancing much further?

As one young protester told me, "We don't have the luxury of advancing much of an agenda beyond beating back government cuts".