Sentence examples for a long line of development from inspiring English sources
What was said by such writers as Condorcet, Rousseau, and Adam Smith was that the present is an outgrowth of the past, the result of a long line of development in time, and, furthermore, a line of development that has been caused, not by God or fortuitous factors, but by conditions and causes immanent in human society.
They are the products of a long line of evolutionary development that has culminated in the highly specialized organ of reproduction known as the flower, in which seed development occurs within an ovary.
The conclusion of Warschauer and Ames (2010) is that "OLPC represents the latest in a long line of technologically utopian development schemes that have unsuccessfully attempted to solve complex social problems with overly simplistic solutions".
Yet the VS-300 led to a long line of Sikorsky helicopters, and it influenced their development in a number of countries, including France, England, Germany, and Japan.
Patel comes from a long line of Tories who are sceptical about humanitarian and development aid programmes.
The development of microcinema is only one of a long line of screening innovations chronicled in a new book, film series and exhibition at the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive.
A long line of research has illustrated that fathers play an important role in the development of their children.
Modell, Ernest Byner, director of player development, and Rod Woodson, a safety, all took the stand along with a long line of other character witnesses to portray Lewis as a ferocious middle linebacker on the field but a peacemaker off it.
A long line of depressed people".
As for the literary developments in Turkey about 1300, the mystical singer Yunus Emre is the first and most important in a long line of popular poets.
