Sentence examples for one day further from inspiring English sources

But even then, an asterisk is in order, for the medical examiner's office has begun to preserve all the body parts in the event that one day, further advances in technology will enable the identification of even more people.

But if Urban Compass is going to help us find all sorts of useful local information one day, further questions now about how consumers will use this, or any more details, go nowhere fast.

The way I look at the whole process of leaving, I am one day further away from the abuse I endured, and all the feelings I felt during that week.

So we hear Mark Barden intimately lamenting, "Every day I live I am one day further from my life with Daniel," listen as David Wheeler says, "We're all terrified of forgetting what Ben looked like," and see Nicole Hockney confronting a room full of thousands of letters, gifts and portraits sent to her, most of which she has not had the emotional strength to open.

On 19 March it was delayed one day further due to a lower than expected descent rate, with the start of the first deorbit burn being set for 00 31 GMT.

Perhaps one day, further research could suggest new ways to help everyone – including her daughter – to make the most of their colour vision, however limited.

In the Individual Variability Study, selected subjects (n = 206) had two retinal photographs taken on one day, and a further one or two photographs taken 3 weeks later.

There are many certificates and degree programs in this area and I one day want to further my education in this field.

Probabilities are that bitcoin will see $100,000 a coin one day but fall further before it sees a bottom.

One day, unable to further deal with the psychic angst of my unspoken feelings, I wrote an epic declaration of juvenile love and sent it to the nondescript ranch home she inhabited with her absentee parents.

Nine young people aged 17 26 years diagnosed with cancer when aged 14 25 years participated in a one day workshop with further data collection at a patient conference.