Sentence examples for Happy development from inspiring English sources

And here's a happy development; the shortcomings of a parliamentary body exposed not just by external campaigners but with the connivance of another arm of parliament.

When the good times came – in the 1950s and 1960s especially – most were swift to accept personal responsibility for this happy development.

"But symbolically and philosophically, it's very hard to look on a business whose focus is shooting and feel that this is a happy development".

There are spirited debates about the causes of this happy development, but "broken windows" almost certainly deserves some of the credit.

The food, for the most part, is terrific and, in a happy development in the last few years, the wine-by-the-glass offerings are tremendous.

"Today" will introduce a new monthly book club on Tuesday, a happy development for a publishing industry frustrated by years of shrinking television time devoted to authors.

Back in 2004, Ben Bernanke, then a Federal Reserve governor, borrowed a phrase from an academic research paper to give these happy developments a name: "the great moderation".

But even struggling along after the rest of the world is a small triumph for Japan these days.Besides, some happy developments at home have given spirits a lift.

What I do know is that our sense of peril, our sense of what's at risk, does not track crime statistics in any simple way.The twist in the Pew study is that Americans appear quite ignorant of these happy developments.

There also seems to be a revival of a kind of trigger-happy development whereby old and traditional buildings and settlements are being replaced by high-end schemes catering to the wealthy.

The happiest development is the introduction of Gary Oldman as Carnegie, the leader of the outpost.