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The great achievements in the continuing effort to secure our mutual interests by agreeing global rules – the multilateral trade system, the regimes for arms control and nuclear non-proliferation, the European single market, the international criminal court – all took time and many steps to bring to maturity.
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The most successful of all the alternatives to the helicopter is one of the most technically complex, the vectored jet, best exemplified by the Harrier, developed initially by Hawker Aircraft and brought to maturity by British Aerospace and McDonnell Douglas.
At Japan's Fisheries Research Agency, Hideki Tanaka has made some of the most significant breakthroughs in understanding the life cycle of unagi, but not without time-consuming setbacks: Tanaka's team spent twelve years learning how to hatch artificially inseminated glass eels and keep them alive, only to find that all of the eels brought to maturity under laboratory conditions became males.
The Nonpartisan League's tenure in power was brief, but its policies, the public institutions it built and perhaps most important, the public sentiment it nurtured and brought to maturity , endure to this day: A true example of a political revolution from the bottom up.
Each line was micropropagated [36] and two plantlets were adapted and brought to maturity in the greenhouse [29].
Twelve independent transgenic events for CGB and 21 events for CGD, respectively, were recovered and brought to maturity in the greenhouse using pollen donors from an elite inbred.
Documenta 11 brings to robust maturity a style of exhibition — I call it festivalism — that has long been developing on the planetary circuit of more than fifty biennials and triennials, including the recent Whitney Biennial.
Because this is so, and because a world in which humans are brought to spiritual maturity through this process is incomparably better than a hedonistic paradise, there is every reason to expect that a perfectly good and loving God would create a world in which there is suffering.
Having a purpose gives you something to bring to the table which shows maturity , responsibility, commitment and a desire to make a difference.
"Apart from him we have a very young squad and you need some guidance and maturity which he will bring to it, he'll perform for himself and the team but also bring on the young players in the team".
They are the last survivors of the golden crop of locally produced players introduced by Alex Ferguson during the early 90s, when he was able to bring them to maturity in the company of such competitive characters as Bryan Robson, Mark Hughes, Eric Cantona, Peter Schmeichel and Steve Bruce.
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The phrase "bring to maturity" functions as a verb phrase, signifying the action of developing something to its fullest potential or intended state. Ludwig AI indicates this phrase is correct and usable in written English. Examples in Ludwig show its use in contexts ranging from political systems to technical developments.
Expression frequency: Common
