Sentence examples for be major developments in from inspiring English sources
Lady Hollick, chairwoman, London Arts "There will be major developments in the theatre during the next 12 months, such as who will be the new artistic director of the RNT, who will follow the Almeida's successful duo, Jonathan Kent and Ian McDiarmid, and what effect the RSC's new plans will have not only in London and Stratford but nationwide.
This suggests there will be little quick change in her policies on Europe, unless there are major developments in a large ailing country such as Italy or France.
There were major developments in Will's corruption case (the one that threatens to bring down Lockhart Gardner but is played out in brief, interstitial scenes).
In the last two decades there have been major developments in the study of the large time asymptotics of solutions of Hamilton Jacobi equations, initiated by the work by Namah and Roquejoffre [19] and by Fathi [9].
There have been major developments in crime fighting technology, like strategic placement of surveillance cameras in trouble spots.
Keyhole and robotic surgery are major developments in the surgical management of cancer.
Although there have been major developments in its diagnosis and treatment, the mortality rate of septic shock has progressively increased over the past few decades.
Although there have been major developments in the perceptual and vision literature for some of these professions, for example the publication of several detailed guides for occupational therapists working in the domain of functional visual behaviour [ 3 5], there are some disabilities and related interventions that affect reading ability, which require more professional attention.
Mr Barry said: "There are major development sites in the city, existing and new, which are not connected to the regional rail network.
Thus an image of the object can be reconstructed in light.Since holography was invented in 1948, there have been two major developments in the field.
There were no major developments in the battle over Florida, whose 25 electoral votes are the key to victory.
