Sentence examples for breed of development from inspiring English sources

Brazil's new breed of development practitioner has a rather different experience of development from that of most westerners – that of recipient rather than donor.

The Carlton House is one example of the sometimes complicated conversion project, a breed of development that some big names have settled for amid a shortage of quality sites for new residential buildings in Manhattan.

These observations might indicate that respiratory acidosis represents the primary disturbance and that it might predispose dogs of the boxer breed to development of chemodectoma.

They buy without giving it a second thought". Hersham said foreigners were increasingly attracted to a new breed of luxury development built in conjunction with five-star hotels.

Lack of a diagnostic test in the early stages of breed development and later, failure to disclose the genetic marker correlated with the disease undeniably contributed to the spread of the affected allele via breed development programs.

Administer feed appropriate to the breed and the stage of development of your exotics.

"And the belief was that in order to do that we really needed a best of breed, fast development team".

The Vaylon Pégase, flown by Bruno Vezzoli, made the first known Channel crossing by one of the new breed of "flying cars" in development.

Kartik Hosanagar, an associate professor at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania who studies online commerce, said there was a new breed of "social research and development" emerging, one that lent itself to a tremendous — but risky — opportunity for opportunistic and creative entrepreneurs.

Mr. Wilson had the good fortune to stumble on a new source of financing, a rapidly growing breed of investment capital providers called community development venture capital funds.

External influences have to be eliminated, so that das deutsche Volk can be "bred" to even higher states of development, and thus gradually strive towards a state where its meaning can be totally fulfilled (see Mally 1934b , 1935and 1938a).