Sentence examples for back to developed from inspiring English sources

The fuel was burned in other places, and products made were shipped back to developed countries.

The shift of jobs back to developed countries is an encouraging sign that the flow of jobs need not be one-way.

And even if 3D printing does bring manufacturing back to developed countries, it may not create many jobs, since it is less labour-intensive than standard manufacturing.The technology will have implications not just for the distribution of capital and jobs, but also for intellectual-property (IP) rules.

For example, we could see the re-localisation of low-skill jobs (and even many medium-skill jobs) back to developed countries that possess robots.

He's back to developing software, for example, much of it with a focus on privacy.

It is not enough to rely on the new "owners" of our crops to "donate" rights back to developing countries.

Shortly thereafter, he took a post as a scholar-at-large for Microsoft Research, where he has gone back to developing tools for virtual reality.

Then it gave Netflix Emmy nominee Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and went back to developing broad comedies like The Michael J Fox Show, Sean Saves the World and this summer's Mr Robinson.

"They are unshackled from large media environment where it is much more about what your quarterly goals are, and can go back to developing new networks and ways of communicating with audiences".

"We came back to develop a little bit more of a relationship with Gilad and John and to figure out if we did decide to come to New York what this would look like.

Now a new set of investors is bringing him back to develop a site he once owned, where the Drake Hotel stood, according to two real estate executives who work with him.