Sentence examples for a long time development from inspiring English sources

For a long time, development economists held the view that the cleavage of rich countries and poor countries was a permanent state of global affairs.

A long-time development partner of the Philippines, maritime cooperation with Japan has grown significantly under the Aquino administration.

The majority of the soils of the Central Plateau of Brazil are product of long time development over stable surfaces, usually associated with erosion and re-deposition cycles.

It was a long time in development and took a great many creative risks.

Electronic gear-shifting technology has spent a long time in development.

It's not without its rough edges, however, even after such a long time in development.

"There's always a long time between development and commercial success, like the car or the PC".

PureView has been a long time in development but the results are impressive and actually rival some high-end DSLR (digital single-lens reflex) cameras for detail.

Although insulin resistance has been received as the key character of type II diabetes (T2DM) for a long time, the development of obvious hyperglycemia requires a decrease in β cell function (Pimenta et al. 1995; Vauhkonen et al. 1998).

It will take a long time for development to catch up with the needs of the community, but this foot in the door by Apple could become extremely valuable a little ways down the line.

Technological improvements will take a long time for development, while the operational change is most near-term, could lead to significant reduction in air fares in the face of much higher oil price, but it may not achieve a significant option given the fast increase in air travel demand.