Sentence examples for once advancing from inspiring English sources

And, as once advancing areas of spinal research have slowed, many surgeons have tried implanting olfactory ensheathing cells in humans, despite the scarcity of experimental data.

Agnes Miller and her family owned it the longest from the World War II era until she reluctantly deeded it to the Linwood Historical Society in 1986, once advancing age made continuing her life's work too difficult.

Of course, it was the State Department that once advanced the claims of Dutch citizens.

Of course, I believe this argument was once advanced as a reason that World War I was impossibleWhat do our readers think?

Mr Musharraf is now under house arrest in his villa outside Islamabad, possibly facing the same charges that he once advanced against Mr Sharif.

The bias toward theory that now dominates architectural discourse leaves little room for the sociological considerations once advanced by influential critics like Lewis Mumford and Jane Jacobs, especially in urban planning.

Iraq's mental health care system was once advanced for the region, but by 2006 fewer than 100 psychiatrists remained in a population of about 30 million, and almost no psychologists.

The masterful Mourinho, of course, has a trophy cabinet (and once advanced to the Champions Leaguee final after a game with 19% possession), whereas neither of the main parties in this election has anything approaching one.

And, whatever their other misdeeds, later European empire-builders usually brought a previously unknown level of education to at least some of their new subjects, even in some once advanced Muslim societies, where schooling still meant schooling in the faith, as it had in medieval Europe.

Nonetheless, once advanced as the trigger, it turns out to be definite, as in 94b.

If the inheritors of the future someday find quaint the idea that feminism once advanced the goals for women of reproductive rights, health care access, and cultural and legal equality of opportunity, and the F-word's future definition instead represents aspirational female success within hoary notions of gendered expectations and opportunities... well, that would be unfortunate.