Advertisement
Advertisement
advance(s)
noun as in desirous pursuit of someone
Example Sentences
Scientific advances have pointed to new treatments that have helped turn some cancers into manageable diseases.
These advances point toward a future in which quantum computers can carry out full dynamical simulations of matter under extreme conditions that lie well beyond the reach of classical machines.
“History suggests that the stock market is prone to overreact to major technological advances, even if the technology itself turns out to be revolutionary.”
"As advances in molecular profiling allow us to detect pre-leukemic states years before clinical onset, understanding how stromal and immune cells interact provides a foundation for preventive therapies that intercept disease progression before leukemia develops."
Russian troops are making slow advances on the front and Putin has demanded Kyiv ceded more territory and renounce Western military support if it wants Moscow to halt its invasion.
Advertisement
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Browse