Sentence examples for developed craft from inspiring English sources

Dr. Robert Meyers at the University of New Mexico developed CRAFT over 20 years ago, and all the subsequent research on this approach has concluded the same thing: given the right tools, families are a powerful engine for positive change: two-thirds of substance-abusing people who were initially resistant to treatment agreed to go to treatment (after an average of five family sessions).

There were relatively few developed crafts in Scotland in this period, although by the later 15th century there were the beginnings of a native iron casting industry, which led to the production of cannon, and of the silver and goldsmithing for which the country would later be known.

Against the backdrop of thousands of ancient library books on shelves up to the vaulted ceiling, the work of 18 people was grouped under the heading of "Artisanal Intelligence," an exploration of ways to develop craft within the decorative arts.

This is not surprising, since Sweeney --  the city's first cicerone (certified beer sommelier) – has always been on a mission to develop craft beer culture, starting with the opening of beer bar Verdugo in 2007, in the neighbourhood of Glassel Park.

And, yes, every writer needs to learn story construction, needs to develop craft.

Artists have to develop craft, as well as individual and communal inspiration.

It's tough to overstate just how big of a deal the Festival is, and what it means to the developing craft beer culture in Los Angeles.

So simultaneous with building and shooting the series, we've been developing craft kits, and the squirrels are the first that we're bringing to market".

And while the Australian beer scene hasn't yet exploded in the same way as the States, there is a large developing craft movement, with notables like Burleigh Brewing in the Gold Coast, Coopers in Adelaide, and the bad ass Feral Brewing Company outside of Perth.

Your pictures should be clear, focused, appropriately cropped and should feature the developing craft against a contrasting background.

Many tribes, particularly the Navajo, Hopi, Cherokee, and Crow, have set up funds to develop crafts areas, sales centres, and museums to promote the appreciation of their traditional arts and thereby strengthen the fabric of the tribe.