Sentence examples for a classic development from inspiring English sources

The play's a classic development of Williams's first success, Class Enemy, in which abandoned pupils took over their own class.

Despite what you may have read elsewhere, however, day one is still "several years" off, with Wiegand describing the Lilium jet as following a classic development timeline for any new aircraft of its size.

Jan Egerland, a former UN humanitarian chief, told the BBC: "We're in a very classic development.

"We are in a very classic development.

One was developed by the classic development methodology, and the other was developed by the proposed mobile software development process.

It is a classic tension, development specialists said.

"To get fish out of the pond, we need a net like this". Making new types of nets represents a classic economic development quandary: there is no demand for the nets, yet without them fish farming cannot take off.

What happened was classic development theory: rising expectations along with uneven economic growth that led to political upheaval.

But beyond that classic development dynamic, Mr. Taylor said, other trends have hit warehousing in the last decade, leading to the proliferation of mega-warehouses at 8A.

Obering said that if the antimissile system had been subjected to the Pentagon's "classic" development approach, the United States would still be several years away from installing interceptors.

Some of the racial rhetoric in this fight has inverted the classic development squabble in which affluent, usually white New Yorkers tolerate ambitious development, while working-class people, often minorities in struggling neighborhoods, fear they will not enjoy its fruits.