Sentence examples for back on developing from inspiring English sources

To enable such a strategy in the face of a difficult shortfall of the requisite talent in the marketplace, one must fall back on developing existing employees through cross-training and cross-pollination of team members and experts.

Regional newspaper groups will be buoyed from a commitment by the BBC to pull back on developing hyperlocal services.

ABC cut back on developing scripted series and when the ratings for "Millionaire" collapsed, the network's fortunes went with it.

"But the only way would have been to cut back on developing technological innovations.

It's appalling to see these companies seeking to maximise their profits on the backs of developing countries by charging such a high price for this vital vaccine.

It would be very hypocritical to let millions die, to turn our back on the developing world, just because those backyards are farther away".

If you turn your back on the developing world we will see more failed states, we will see countries struggling and failing to deal with the impact of dangerous climate change.

We had the backing track, and were working on developing the backing track with Calexico, and we were trying to find a singer for it.

Now they've gone back to their roots, focusing on developing young players with an eye for the future.

Many considered Berghuis a further erosion of Miranda and were concerned it was "turning the clocks back" on safeguards developed in previous cases.

He also says that with Warburton and Tipuric leading Wales' open-side rankings, his back-row priority has centred on developing future strength in depth at number eight.