Sentence examples for positive advance from inspiring English sources

"The Lyon's Den" has gotten fairly positive advance reviews, and NBC obviously has high hopes for it, having put it up against ABC's retooled legal drama "The Practice".

And it is indeed startling to witness the Woody of 1973, on the eve of the release of his mock-futurist romp "Sleeper," getting giddy over positive advance notices from Scholastic and Seventeen magazines.

But even if we were to accept the age of the terrific deal as a positive advance in the human condition, Reich continues, we ought to be aware of the price we pay for its bounty.

Starring Hugh Dennis and Claire Skinner as the put-upon parents of three young children, the six-part comedy made by Hat Trick also benefited from positive advance publicity and its pedigree - it was written by Drop the Dead Donkey creators Andy Hamilton and Guy Jenkin.

But with every positive advance in technology, there are potential dangers and disruptions.

"This announcement marks a positive advance for updating France's print heritage under copyright and contributes to expanding the availability of digital books," it said in a statement.

Many positive advances, such as cardiac function improvement, infarct size reduction, and increase in neovascularization, have been observed after using such bioresorbable devices.

While the giant panda is endangered, a recent census showed positive advances in the preservation of the creature, as the wild panda population grew by 268 to a total of 1,864 in China since the last survey ending in 2003.

The report by Democratic Audit shared exclusively with the Guardian notes there have been many positive advances over the last 10 years: stronger select committees of MPs holding ministers and civil servants to account; devolution of power to Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales, and publication of much more information about politicians' expenses and party donors.

But Abdülhamid's reign also made positive advances in education (including the renovation of Istanbul University in 1900); legal reform, led by his grand vizier Mehmed Said Paşa; and economic development, through the construction of railways in Asia Minor and Syria with foreign capital and of the Hejaz Railway from Damascus to Medina with the help of subscriptions from Muslims in other countries.

When they look back on their display, they will be clutching at straws to find any positive advances they have made since the final Test of the summer Ashes series at The Oval.