Sentence examples for continued maturity from inspiring English sources
Whilst the continued growth in companies tracking consumer generated media is a positive indication of the continued maturity and acceptance of one of the most important drivers of Web 2.0, the question must be asked: why?
There has been steady improvement since then with continued maturity of the existing industry, a wave of new graduates, foreign investment and startups.
Beyond its minor contribution to the safety of mankind, the agreement represents a continuing maturity in President Bush's relationship with Russia, which has lurched from indifferent to giddy and finally settled into something rather promising.
We feel this trend well represents the continuing maturity of the Israeli tech industry.
Man has not been a beast, but he has just been a brat, a phase we are growing out of in a continuing maturity that I believe will save us.
Since normal bonds have a fixed lifespan, investors can assume interest payments will continue until maturity and appropriately value those payments.
Under the influence of several hormones, all but one of these follicles will stop growing, while one dominant follicle in the ovary will continue to maturity.
Los Angeles Times writer Cheo Coker called the album "poetic", writing that it "demonstrates a continuing lyrical maturity that makes his already potent beats and rhymes all the more compelling".
Compellingly visual and straight to the point, this follow-up to his critically acclaimed 1994 debut, "Illmatic," demonstrates a continuing lyrical maturity that makes his already potent beats and rhymes all the more compelling.
Selection may establish a given trajectory for developmental processes (e.g., epigenetic changes, cellular differentiation, gene expression changes), yet these processes may continue beyond maturity and become detrimental later in life (Fig. 1).
Subsequent fruit growth is associated with post-mitotic cell expansion, a process which continues until maturity and contributes to the majority of fruit growth and increase in fruit size [ 1, 3].
