Sentence examples for by the development in from inspiring English sources

Republican leaders in the House were blindsided by the development in the Senate and were seething.

The music industry was rescued from its economic crisis by the development in the 1980s of a new technology, digital recording.

A case can even be made, for those who prefer to explain the hurricane by finding the butterfly that flapped its wings, that England's victory over Montenegro was caused by the development in the 1960s of the electronic calculator by the Japanese company Sharp.

The accuracy and reliability of virus detection, and chemical control of aphids have been considerably improved, but use of the latter has been severely affected by the development in Myzus persicae of resistance to most types of insecticide.

In trial 1, the early soil conservation advantage of poles was shown further by the development in Y3 of vertical roots from the bottom or near bottom of poles that extended deeper than 1 m within 0.5-m radius of poles.

When they are speaking of the theoretical core of modern evolutionary biology, scientists tend to use the phrase "the synthetic theory of evolution" to refer to the augmentation of Darwin's natural selection theory with Mendelian genetics in the 1930s and 1940s, followed by the development in the 1940s and 1950s of mathematical systems allowing the modeling of evolution in populations.

Mr. Geithner said he was "very encouraged by the developments in Europe in the past few weeks".

The earnings reports have been overshadowed by the developments in Egypt, which have caused a sharp upturn in oil prices over the last week.

Education chiefs in Kiev were outraged by the changes made to the curriculum in Crimea and are now greatly alarmed by the developments in the separatist east, Wynnyckyj said.

Much closer to home, he was also influenced by the developments in Dutch graphic design of the De Stijl Movement, in particular the work of architect Gerrit Rietveld, and his world-famous Schröderhuis, also in Utrecht.

Yet, she said, "I will admit to being very awed by the developments in Vermont, and just personally, it has made me rethink the opportunity it might provide for me and for my children".