Sentence examples for could further develop from inspiring English sources

Ferrero was a clay-court specialist, and he could further develop Zverev's movement, footwork, and in-point strategy.

Mr. Moyroud and Mr. Higonnet first demonstrated the device in France in 1946 and then moved to the United States, where the Graphic Arts Research Foundation established a corporation so they could further develop and market their invention.

He said that it was valuable work that other researchers could further develop, but constructing "typologies" from second-hand media reports was problematic, and "not always helpful for policy development".

Eko Hendrawan Sofyan, reviewing for Kompas, wrote that the film reminded viewers that poverty and prostitution were still major issues, and had to be dealt with before Indonesia could further develop.

We finally comment on their functionality, strengths and weaknesses and we discuss how future applications could further develop in this field.

While such tools are of a broad usage, the current review progressively focuses on their application in structural variation detection and representation and in parallel, commenting on their strengths and weaknesses, giving insights on how they could further develop to handle the overload of information and cope with the data complexity.

If they wanted, they could even further develop their skills by starting a successful company, becoming a research assistant in a lab, hosting a blog or YouTube channel, or have some other side gig.

The results obtained in this study could help to further develop pilot-MEC for practical applications.

To overcome these challenges, researchers could work to further develop catalysts with stronger plasma synergistic activities, and optimizing reactor designs for rapid separation of ammonia after being synthesized.

Saint Petersburg offered an art-rich growing market where he could not only further develop the CACA brand but become a part of the foundation of what's to come.

On the agenda: Stand-alone agreements for emergency preparedness that could be envisaged, and technical cooperation and capacity-building that could be further developed.