Sentence examples for rather advanced from inspiring English sources

"My mother thinks Rupert's work rather advanced," said George.

For the simple reason that its polity has always been rather advanced.

Pirates may also have embodied rather advanced social and economic ideas, though scholars can't quite agree on what those were.

Not only did the Eagle have four-wheel drive, it was a rather advanced system for its time.

But felt that those particular gardeners were rather advanced in knowledge to have such great success with their own lilies in bloom.

We're rather advanced and sophisticated in England, and that's one of the reasons why I'll always want to live in England".

However, when speaking about cadre classifications, the terms 'enrolled' and 'registered' refer not to UNMC registration, but rather less advanced and more advanced levels of training, respectively.

Challenges of managing water resources are more severe and widespread in developing countries rather than advanced ones, and the vast majority of projects adopting methodologies of advanced approaches for groundwater management and vulnerability assessment have been carried out in first world countries (Mende et al. 2007).

Admittedly, the phone depicted in the patent, spotted by AppleInsider, is rather more advanced than 2004's Motorola Razr.

Mr. Lindsay said that would require helicopter gunships and other close-in support aircraft rather than advanced fighter planes.

The key findings suggest that sustainable business practices depend on continuous innovation rather than advanced manufacturing technologies.