Sentence examples for and perhaps the development from inspiring English sources
Blarrgh, maybe?" Suzy Welch thinks that any nationalization should be preceded by a confidence-boosting love-in, and perhaps the development of NEW WORDS.
Natural selection for fast reactors resulted in a huge leap in visual acuity, the theory goes, making possible vast improvements in depth perception; increased ability to see colors; and perhaps the development of early forms of communication via pointing, i.e. making someone else look at the important thing you're seeing.
This will facilitate the identification of more reliable prognostic biomarkers, and perhaps the development of novel therapies.
Meeting them will require more thoughtful model formulation, better exploitation of currently available statistical tools and perhaps the development of new (most likely approximate) methods of inference.
Despite a long history of maternal infection, multiple antiretroviral regimens and, perhaps, the development of drug-resistant viruses, the risk of mother-to-child transmission does not seem to have increased among the second-generation of HIV-1 exposed infants.
Such an approach of persistent parental negativity can promote an inner image of profound deflation and devaluation in the growing child, and even perhaps the development of a defensive unrealistic grandiosity (the unrealistically inflated self-esteem that Mr. Brooks refers to).
Also, and perhaps the most important development, it was that with the maturation of the system, and due to the existence of a high proportion of informal workers and high levels of evasion in the payment of contributions, the system began to experience deficits.
Changes took place in the demography of Mesopotamia under the Parthians, and perhaps the most striking development among the population was the increase of Arab infiltration from the desert, which resulted in Arab dynasties in the oasis settlements of Palmyra and Hatra.
In sum, there was a perfect storm beginning to blow, and perhaps the most ominous development amid those gathering clouds was the one that turned little newspaper groups into something corporate that left them shrunken and insignificant: the march of the mergers.
And perhaps the most interesting development is that I hardly do any teaching now.
This may supposedly also reduce the toxicity and perhaps inhibit the development of resistance to this drug.
