Sentence examples for back on the developing from inspiring English sources
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.
Cutting back on the budget for developing new shows -- a decision that was made because management thought that "Millionaire" would be filling many hours a week for a long time -- proved flawed.
At St. Francis High School in Mountain View, Calif., he played receiver and defensive back on the football team, developing the toughness that allows him to stand at second against base runners leading with their cleats.
They also cite a top-heavy management control at the network that may have complicated the process of approving shows, and most pointedly, a decision, in the wake of the "Millionaire" success, to cut back on the budget for developing programs.
ABC cut back on developing scripted series and when the ratings for "Millionaire" collapsed, the network's fortunes went with it.
Many considered Berghuis a further erosion of Miranda and were concerned it was "turning the clocks back" on safeguards developed in previous cases.
Regional newspaper groups will be buoyed from a commitment by the BBC to pull back on developing hyperlocal services.
In 2013, playwright Fin Kennedy produced In Battalions, a report which showed how theatres were cutting back on commissioning and developing plays.
Several network executives said they would not consider cutting back on budgets for developing scripted shows, citing ABC's calamitous decision to do that when it had "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" showing as many as four nights a week.
