Sentence examples for often advanced from inspiring English sources

Presentism is very often advanced in defense of America's founders.

(These assertions, often advanced by government officials, have never been substantiated).

All too often advanced economies have simply suggested developing ones to copy their financial system.

But despite repeating formulations often advanced by his predecessor Joe Hockey, Morrison on Wednesday also gave himself room to move.

Other symptoms (tiredness, dizziness) can be non-specific so the condition is often advanced by the time it is diagnosed.

This point needs to be emphasised because all too often "advanced" social protection systems and governmental policies overlook family and community.

Students often advance to Intermediate School 293 in Boerum Hill.

It is not hard to see why secret settlements are popular; they often advance the interests of everyone in the courtroom.

But given the leftward tilt of Hollywood and our coastal cultural elites, the right has reason to complain that commercial television, films and music often advance a left-leaning political agenda.

Brain metastases (BMs) often advance the course of non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC).

There are stories about developments that could touch lives, often advances in medicine or technology.