Sentence examples for very advances from inspiring English sources
The culprits in our soaring medical costs are not hospitals, but the very advances in technology and pharmacology that the public demands and deserves.
Assuming the diagnosis is right in the first place, prognostication is further complicated by medical advances – the very advances designed to improve prognosis.
Thanks to some of the very advances in miniaturization that make hand-held gadgets possible (bright indoor-outdoor screens, two-inch hard drives), these guys have devised the world's smallest Windows XP computer: 4.9 by 3.4 inches and less than an inch thick.
He was held up to me as an exemplary figure in science - a man who had made fundamental breakthroughs in nuclear physics, but whose acute sense of moral probity led him in the end to denounce the very advances he had helped make.
The app is not very advanced, but it's not very advanced on the iPhone either, and that's part of its charm.
Consequently, advanced maternal age was defined as 32 37 years, very advanced as ≥38 years and the comparison group as 25 31 years.
They are technologically very advanced".
"The engineering was very advanced.
Their limbs are short and not very advanced.
