Sentence examples for brink of developing from inspiring English sources
If Washington knows that Mr. Hussein is on the brink of developing nuclear weapons, Mr. Bush should provide evidence.
By early 2010, according to the forecast, Iran will be at the brink of developing one, but then it will stop and go no further.
Professor Geoff Hinton, who was hired by Google two years ago to help develop intelligent operating systems, said that the company is on the brink of developing algorithms with the capacity for logic, natural conversation and even flirtation.
Those for the continuous phase were found to be satisfactorily represented by the Garner-Tayeban correlation, and a new model, based on the introduction of inertia into that of Kronig and Brink, was developed for the dispersed phase.
He will also examine U.S. policy toward North Korea, particularly analyzing the "brink of war" tension and developing strategic deterrence measures to reduce risk of unwanted military escalation on the Korean Peninsula.
Though we were just a forty-minute drive from the city, everywhere you looked there were old factories, low piles of rubble, industrial-waste dumps, half-deserted farm villages on the brink of being bulldozed and "developed".
As MLS appeared to be on the brink of overall profitability in 2006 and developed significant expansion plans, MLS announced that it wanted each club to have a distinct operator.
When the International Monetary Fund warned earlier this month that pensions systems across the developed world were on the brink of collapse, MPs were stung into action.
These three locations represent a developing nation, a province on the brink of war, and an advanced nation, respectively.
Research Interests: I am interested in developing approaches for pushing agile robotic systems to the brink of their hardware limits while providing formal guarantees on their safety and performance.
There, he made a huge mess of things by not listening to the core customer and developed a strategy that brought J.C. Penney to the brink of bankruptcy.
