Sentence examples for developing cold from inspiring English sources

"It was a cock-up," he says, his raspy voice made raspier still by a developing cold, "simply because you can't beat the originals.

Charlie Hunnam walked away from a high profile role as kinky billionaire Christian in Sam Taylor Johnson's much-hyped Fifty Shades of Grey movie after developing "cold feet" due to overwhelming attention from fans, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

In light of the developing Cold War and the threat of Soviet long-range bombers, Fairchild determined that Saville's expertise was critically needed.

Fisher was part of this same working group which recommended that an internal NSC study be conducted on the overall U.S. foreign policy as it pertained to the newly developing Cold War.

It includes their early kinship, mutual influence, intense friendship during the Occupation, shared hopes at the Liberation, postwar fame, common political projects, growing apart under the pressure of the developing Cold War, embrace of its opposite poles to the point of each man becoming the main spokesperson of his own side, and then finally, the public rupture that riveted Paris.

Expression of Fst thus seems to be crucial for developing cold tolerance in D. melanogaster adults.

One mother told the researchers: "My son, his chest is really bad … They're always developing colds.

The latest study examined a total of 249 suburban Cleveland students in grades 1 through 12 who were recruited within 24 hours of developing colds.

This method exposes rice plants in field growth conditions, and its accurate evaluation results are still widely used for selecting cold-tolerant lines and developing cold-tolerant rice varieties (Matsunaga 2005; Jia et al. 2015).

Because it is often difficult to directly associate plant phenotypes with the genes responsible for cold tolerance, marker-assisted selection is an effective means of developing cold-tolerant cultivars (Shirasawa et al. [2012]; Foolad et al. [1999]).

Moreover, the analyses on differentially expressed genes under cold stress also furthers our understanding of the cold response mechanism of A. mongolicus, and the cold-related genes would also contribute to provide a method of developing cold-tolerant plants through genetic manipulation.