Sentence examples for and to developments in from inspiring English sources
School photography companies around the country have begun to offer the service on a widespread basis over the past half-dozen years, in response to parents' requests and to developments in technology that made fixing the haircut a 5-year-old gave herself, or popping a tooth into a jack-o'-lantern smile, easy and inexpensive.
Ministers say the service must adapt to the way we live and to developments in modern medicine.
With these tentative caveats, Russell's recent book is an excellent place to look for further citations and creative interpretation of Plato's many treatments of pleasure, of varying date, with an eye to their connections with his moral views and to developments in later Platonist thought, beyond the summary account of a supposed single mature Platonic view offered here.
The reason for this increasing interest can be assigned both to the progress of the computing capacity, which is constantly reducing the processing time, and to developments in the natural language processing field, which allow a deeper processing of raw texts.
I believe the Communication to be constructive, forward-looking and responsive to developments in CSR in Europe and the world.
It is vital that this approach be global, disease-focused, and linked to developments in epigenomics.
Lloyds said the outlook for the UK economy was "subdued and vulnerable to developments in the eurozone".
He improved the faculty and the physical plant and, in response to developments in biomedical research, created a genetics department.
The styles that emerged there after World War II ran both parallel to and in opposition to developments in the United States, especially the scale of Abstract Expressionism and the material opulence of Minimalism.
Swedish nurse education has undergone several changes due to developments in society and in healthcare services.
Years ago, negotiations among Loudoun County officials, preservationists and developers led to development in and around Leesburg.
