Sentence examples for a late development from inspiring English sources

Although the origin is not always clear, it is evidently a late development in the rock.

Some had human figures carved in relief near the grip (overall engraving of the blade was a late development).

In a late development, local Taliban leaders agreed to allow people in Wardak Province, just south of Kabul, to vote unmolested, a government minister said.

The cult of the ego (that is, a preoccupation with self-analysis) is a late development in the history of literature.

Conceptualism is a late development in a centuries-old debate about whether artists should be seen as mere artisans or as intellectuals on a par with poets, philosophers and scientists.

Although Grenier would not rule out a late development, he underlined a desire to remain with Lyon, who stand sixth in Ligue 1 and are targeting a top-three finish.

(In fact, a crucial late development is as much a surprise to Tom as it is to the reader).

But in a promising late development, the Irish Republican Army came up with a long-awaited plan for dismantling its arsenal.

The reasons for this very late increase can be an effect of aging (Nilsson et al, 2011) or a very late development of radiation-induced injury.

The screen, or iconostasis, which separates the sanctuary from the nave in contemporary Orthodox churches is a rather late development.

Iron helmets followed the evolution of iron mail, itself a sophisticated and relatively late development.