Sentence examples for comparable developments from inspiring English sources

The predicted sales values are set at an average of £600 per sq ft in the viability assessment, a figure it says is derived from "comparable" developments.

Comparable developments to the third Scotland have started to happen elsewhere in the UK; now that it has partly liberated itself from the Labour party, Compass is probably the best example.

While some attention has been given to art emerging from the barrios of New York City, Los Angeles and Miami in the 1960s and '70s, comparable developments in the Midwest have been ignored.

As foreshadowed, I will explore comparable developments in Canada and Australia in the following two sub-sections of this paper.

The comparable developments of the US7 score with clinical and laboratory data illustrates its potential to reflect therapeutic response.

Our findings on the influence of migration (from Africa to Europe) will help healthcare providers and health policy stakeholders to better understand and predict comparable developments in other African populations and in other parts of the world; and to (re direct efforts to the most obvious changes induced by migration that affect obesity and diabetes.

They are built to higher densities than a comparable development would have been 20 years ago, in the interests of both using land better, encouraging community spirit, and reducing reliance on cars.

In no country of comparable development do climate and weather loom so large in the lives and conversation of the people.

At the same time that these elementary methods of signal communication were being evolved on land, a comparable development was going on at sea.

However, the comparable development of robust and scalable synthesis methods for size- and shape-controlled nanocrystals of other materials than cadmium chalcogenides still remains a highly challenging task.

No comparable development seems quite like it in other branches of standard philosophy in Latin America, or for that matter the developing world, except perhaps in the field of logic.