Sentence examples for back at the development from inspiring English sources
We take a look back at the development of Ground Zero over the years since 2001 and the tributes paid to those who lost their lives.
"Looking back at the development of China's capital market, we realise that the road to development has not always been smooth, but has instead been a twisting one with ups and downs.
This review is a timely look back at the development of the field, highlighting the diversity of complexes and designs, and a look forward to a promising future.
Here we put forward perspectives on the current state of mathematical modelling in microbial ecology, looking back at the developments that have defined the synergies between the disciplines, and outline some of the existing challenges that motivate us to provide practical models in the hope that greater engagement with empiricists and practitioners in the microbiological domain may be achieved.
For now, given that the mature disc nucleus contains holdouts of the primitive notochordal cell perhaps the best perspective from which to answer these questions is one where we take a fresh look back at the origin, development and maturation of the IVD.
So even though the Mets were back at Shea Stadium, the developments and the results were quite similar to those from their grueling and sluggish 5-8 road trip.
"If you look back at the millennium development goals, we didn't achieve everything, not every country has done as well as we would have liked … [but] gaps have been identified and we know the areas where we have not performed well … Experience has been built".
"As I look back at all the developments to date, I'm simply speechless," he said.
If you step back and look at the development process for the sport, it's a 6-to-10-year process to move from top-level 18-year-old amateur to top-level internationally successful pro.
Michael Green, from the Social Progress Imperative, looked back at the rather different development situation prior to the 2008 financial crisis, where governments were considering ways to deliver the millennium development goals.
"With the new rule changes, this year really is all about who makes the greatest progress back at the factories with development," said Nico Rosberg, a driver at the Williams team.
