Sentence examples for as it develops rather from inspiring English sources

It's very funny and, as it develops, rather pretty and also heroic.

In practice, that means that we work together with reporters throughout a story – we're involved as it develops, rather than delivering a data table or numbers for an article when it's published.

Many American companies have started to move over to "parallel operations", which means that the performance and design of an engine part is evaluated as it is developed, rather than after its production.

Privacy, legal, societal and usability issues will be built into the technology as it is developed rather than added on as an afterthought, the researchers said in their proposal.

Specifically, since the channel switch from offline to online hasn't yet really happened — which Siegel says it will eventually — he believes an IPO buys Marley Spoon enough time to grow the company at the same pace as the market for online grocery develops, rather than spending excessively on customer acquisition and other short term growth strategies.

At the moment, for a bundle of bureaucratic reasons involving the fact that because of its close connection to its French motherland, Polynesia is seen as a developed rather than a developing country and so is ineligible for various grants from international bodies, the funding for Manu's monarch conservation project for 2014 is just not there.

The press and public could follow the arguments as they develop, rather than try to digest them all at once when the decisions are rendered.

"I wanted to go along a path with my audience, sharing my own emotions as they developed rather than imposing a message," he said.

These tests are all great and important but will often still pick up diseases as they develop, rather than looking for risk factors in the body that may facilitate or enhance the expression of disease.

"I have always been a little lazy," he confesses, speaking primarily of his decision to stay in Chicago as his career developed, rather than head east at some point to bring it to the next level.

Aid has fallen for the past two years, and, in the World Trade Organisation's Doha round talks, the impasse can, in part, be explained by Washington's insistence that Brazil, China and India should be treated as developed rather than emerging market countries.