Sentence examples for developing in earnest from inspiring English sources
The Armenian language Wikipedia launched in 2003, but didn't start developing in earnest until a few years later.
In Japan, Noh drama began developing in earnest in the 12th and 13th centuries, and its form was essentially set by the early 1600s.
The establishment of kindergartens and day nurseries dates back to the late 19th century in Japan, but it was not before the Second World War that they began developing in earnest.
Drones may seem a bit like science fiction, but the fact is there was a lot of interest around robotics and drones last week at EmTech, and although we may be on the cutting edge today, that could change quickly as the technology and infrastructure to support commercial drones begins developing in earnest in the coming months and years.
Drones may seem a bit like science fiction, but the fact is there was a lot of interest around robotics and drones last week at EmTech, and although we may be on the cutting edge today, that could change quickly as the technology and infrastructure to support commercial drones begins developing in earnest in the coming months and years.
When the "who lost Iraq?" debate develops in earnest as the presidential election contest hots up, Bush's people will name its fall guys.
Stanley McGreal, a professor at the University of Ulster and author of the Housing Executive report, says prices have increased in every quarter since 1995, when the peace process really began to develop in earnest.
A small amount of easily accessible shale gas was extracted in the 19th century, but it wasn't until the 1970s that shale gas technology started to develop in earnest, supported by US government R&D funding.
Icelandic drama started to develop in earnest with Jóhann Sigurjónsson, whose first success was Fjalla-Eyvindur (1911; Eyvind of the Hills), followed by Galdra-Loftur (1915; "Loftur the Sorcerer"); both plays were based on powerful folktales.
The sell-out crowd at Town Moor was still trying to absorb the sudden departure of the 4-6 fasouritheas the race developed in earnest with two furlongs to run.
