Sentence examples for a historic development from inspiring English sources
The government could lead the way to a historic development of financial infrastructure.
Icann calls it a "historic" development, and that is true, but only because a great cliché has finally been defeated.
"There is a historic development by Hamas in the last two months," asserted Mahdi Abdul Hadi, the director of a Palestinian research group in Jerusalem.
The Afghan government, which was initially angry that it had been left out, has accepted the talks in principle but is not directly involved, a potential snag in what could be a historic development.
Re "Israel's Bittersweet Moment: One Step Out of Isolation at U.N". (news article, June 1): Inviting Israel to join the Western European and Others Group at the United Nations is a historic development that begins to redress the decades-long anomaly whereby Israel had been the only member state not eligible to take part fully in the United Nations.
"It's a historic development for the Southern Baptist Convention and a sign of its future, if it's going to reflect America," said R. Albert Mohler Jr., president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Ky., referring to Mr. Luter's rise to prominence.
Foreign minister Ahmet Davutoglu added that Mubarak's resignation was an historic development for the Arab world and the region.
"I think it is an historic development," said Kelly D. Brownell, director of the Rudd Center for Food Policy and Obesity at Yale.
Huw Jones, chairman of the S4C Authority said: "This is an historic development for Welsh broadcasting which provides clarity for the new relationship, while safeguarding S4C's independence".
Chief Minister Ian Gorst said: "This is an historic development for the island and is testament to our strong relationship with the Crown.
His argument, though, raises the question of why eliminating the filibuster on such judges, if it was never used before 2000, should be seen as an historic development in the first place.
