Sentence examples for been developments in the from inspiring English sources

9.57am: There have been developments in the phone-hacking affair this morning, with six people arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to pervert the course of justice.

A week or so before Easter — perhaps fittingly for a family who had never lost their strong faith — Detective Coughlin called the McCabes and told them there had been developments in the case.

Their prophet is US futurologist and Google engineering director Ray Kurzweil, who argues that so rapid have been developments in the biosciences and informatics that by the mid-century a "singularity" will result through which a genetically engineered and neurally enhanced post-human species will emerge, incomparably stronger, wiser, more moral and longer-lived than present-day humanity.

There have also been developments in the UK's fledgling online university platform, Futurelearn, announced by the Open University last year.

True, there were developments in the Microsoft case.

These sentiments tend to re-emerge when there are developments in the investigations and court cases.

Also faring better than most are developments in the largest European economy, Germany, where prices have fluctuated little since the late 1990s and new construction has been scarce.

Mayor Cory A. Booker, interviewed outside the Orr home, said there were developments in the investigation, but he declined to give details on whose car Mr. Orr had been driving.

"Perhaps most central to the outlook for consumer spending will be developments in the labor market," he told Congress last month.

Hence, the main determinants of the foreign position are developments in the real side of the economy.

There'll be developments in the Middle East.