Sentence examples for developing from to from inspiring English sources

The term "bespoke", which has an etymology developing from "to exclaim" through "discussed in advance" and is generally understood to mean "made to order", became associated with fine tailoring, with tailors claiming that the term has been in common use for tailoring since the 17th century.

Standard and Poor's revised the CreditWatch implications of Aldar to developing from negative, to be reviewed again in two months.

They take five to eight weeks to develop from bud to the finish of flowering.

We see, for example, autonomous vehicles going from L2 to L4, the use of camera-based tech developing from face recognition to very intelligent autonomous stores, speech recognition developing from speech-to-text to speech-to-meaning and more".

In the following decades, technology developed from mono to stereo to digital, from LPs and cassettes to CDs.

"Everything they have developed, from soybeans to sugar to oil is suddenly working.

It took life on Earth about 3 billion years to develop from primitive to complex.

Behind these artists are a network of crews and a strong community that continues to develop from year to year.

Bates said the Crazy Cheesy Crust probably took about a year to develop from start to finish.

It is comparatively slow-growing, usually taking three years to develop from egg to breeding adult.

The gall usually takes about four months to develop from oviposition to maturity.