Sentence examples for Development date from inspiring English sources

Genes activated early on in placental development date back to the first multicellular organisms, as they have counterparts in many species.

The expensing of intangible drilling costs — including exploration and development — dates to 1916.

The board, whose former chairwoman was quoted as saying it had advocated some increased commercial development, dates from 1974, not 1983.

Overhead line polymeric insulators (sometimes called "silicone insulators") are a development dating from the 1960s.

Romania's modern economic development dates to the opening of maritime trade routes to western Europe in the early 19th century.

Framingham's industrial development dates from 1835, with the utilization of local waterpower and the advent of the railroad.

yr B.P. at least, (2) the first evidence of salt marsh development dates back to ca. 4500 cal.

The river's development dates back to 1819, when Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles landed, according to legend, on the bank opposite where the Fullerton now stands.

The notion that religion plays a central role in economic development dates back to Max Weber's 1905 treatise "The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism".

One of the earliest deals that blended cultural and commercial development dates back a century and involved construction of a building for the Mercantile Library.

The story behind the current spurt of development dates back to 1963, when the U.S. Navy returned 55 acres along the Anacostia River to the General Services Administration.