Sentence examples for not sufficiently advanced from inspiring English sources

But those plans, he added, are currently "not sufficiently advanced".

The state of the science is not sufficiently advanced and most physicians don't even want to think about the prognosis.

British and German officials said the plot had reached the planning phase but was not sufficiently advanced to justify raising the national threat level.

The service had an airplane it had hoped to use to drop aerial bombs of water on fires, but the technology was not sufficiently advanced.

For it suggested that our intelligence and imagination, our will-power and emotions have not sufficiently advanced to make proper use of democracy.

Although photography was not sufficiently advanced to capture war and battles as they happened, photographers were attracted to scenes of conflict in places such as the Crimea and the Indian mutiny and, most extensively, the American civil war.

Some staffers believe Mahler, who covers the media, didn't sufficiently advance the bin Laden raid story enough through new reporting to challenge the established narrative.

It lacked ready-made software, the keyboard was not easy to use, it did not have sufficiently advanced graphics to be able to replicate arcade-style games and its built-in memory was inadequate.

There are various cases in industrial control practice in which theoretical automatic control methods are not yet sufficiently advanced to design an automatic control system or completely to predict its effects.

Indeed, from the earliest, proto-democratic thinkers in the later Qing dynasty to many of today's political theorists, Chinese reformers frequently have fallen back on this idea that their people are not yet sufficiently advanced in their thinking and political experience to be granted the rights and responsibilities of full democratic life.

The problem is that although we are learning rapidly about the biology of breast cancer and its impact on treatment (Bazell, 1998; Paik et al, 2004, 2006; Berry et al, 2006a; Hayes et al, 2007), our understanding is not yet sufficiently advanced to make clear which tumours need treatment, or which treatments are best for which biological subtypes.