Sentence examples for developed on a large scale from inspiring English sources

Argentina's social welfare services were developed on a large scale during the first presidency (1946 55) of Juan Perón.

The representation of death itself, usually personified in the form of a skeleton, seems to have developed on a large scale only in medieval Christian art.

From the beginning of the 20th century, potash mining developed on a large scale to the north around Wittenheim. Toward the end of the 20th century, Mulhouse was faced with the substantial decline, first of the textile industry and then of potash extraction.

From the beginning of the 20th century, potash mining developed on a large scale to the north around Wittenheim. Toward the end of the 20th century Mulhouse was faced with the substantial decline, first of the textile industry and then of potash extraction.

Currently, the Chang7 oil layer in the Ordos Basin and the Fuyang oil layer in the Songliao Basin have been developed on a large scale.

Dendrites of magnetite are visible at the original surface in abundance (Fig. 9c, d) just below the tungsten deposition (W depo. in Fig. 9c) and are developed on a large scale (typically ~100 nm) at the original surface and along cracks (Fig. 9d) and are embedded in glass (Fig. 9e).

"Areas which have been developed on a larger scale like Hulme with large amounts of private and social housing will see the private homes for sale at values exceeding the affordable benchmark for the first time," he added.

They also prefer it because it could replace coal as the nation's principal source of electricity and provide a lower-carbon bridge before renewable energy sources can be developed on a larger scale.

While these could be eventually developed on a larger scale as a virtual shield for entire beaches, Bucher says it could be "more cost-effective to subsidise uptake among individual surfers, who are the ones who choose to take the risk".

1970's: Continued to develop on a large scale photo-chemical imaging technique.

Fracture or fracture-pore is the dominant reservoir space with strong heterogeneity in these two plays, and fractures rarely develop on a large scale, which results in difficult reservoir prediction.