Sentence examples for sweeping advance from inspiring English sources

There can be no definitive answer yet to the question posed by the title of this book; but these essays demonstrate a sweeping advance over the simplistic conception embedded in popular culture.

While some advocates would have preferred a definitive, nationwide ruling on the constitutionality of gay marriage from the supreme court, this week's developments nevertheless represent a sweeping advance, which has left opponents stunned.

The militias, formed in 2014 to help push back Islamic State's sweeping advance, officially report to Abadi's Shi'ite-led government, but have close links to Iran.

There were 891 attacks during the first quarter of 2016 in neighbors Iraq and Syria, more than in any three-month period since the militants' sweeping advance in mid-2014, IHsaidin in a new report.

Forensic experts in Tikrit have begun the delicate and gruesome task of exhuming mass graves believed to contain the remains of up to 1,700 Shia soldiers captured and killed by the Islamic State during the Sunni jihadists' sweeping advance across Iraq last June.

Shia militias were seen as a bulwark against Isis's sweeping advance in 2014, which threatened Iraq's capital and its most sacred Shia shrines.

In the seven years that he has been in practice, Dr. Facibene, who grew up in Valley Stream and lives in New Hyde Park, said he had seen sweeping advances in microsurgery, joint replacement and in bone substitutes like coral that contain the same mineral as human bones and can be used as filler for fractures.

(Nasdaq: STX) today announced sweeping advances in its global push to help secure notebook computer information from theft or loss.

Rebel groups in Syria have made sweeping advances against Isis since first taking on the powerful militia on Friday.

The former Ukip leader predicted sweeping advances for anti-EU parties during next May's European elections, aided by the new project announced by Bannon.

"Many of these sweeping advances have come about not because of governments, committee resolutions or central directives — although all these have played a part — but instead because millions of people around the world wanted them," she said.