Sentence examples for developing instead of from inspiring English sources
But now, some time later, a trend is developing: Instead of Bitcoin suffering from a rapid collapse in its overheated price, the currency is experiencing a slower, if still very material decline.
Heroku announced a new version of its Add-Ons Marketplace to give developers a "program in a box," so they can focus on the apps they're developing instead of spending time on such issues as marketing and billing.
Informal leadership is thus accepted and institutionalized with parallel structures developing, instead of changes proposed in accordance with the hospital-wide first-line management policy newly in place.
Paterno lauded Johnson's ability to wait for holes to develop instead of running up the backs of the offensive linemen.
For those with a Y chromosome testosterone will then kick in, which will cause male sex organs to develop instead of female ones.
Note that if evolutionary change truly were progressive, life could be said to develop instead of evolving (Werth 2005; Chorost 2012).
Mr Cable also uses the letter to say that the government responds to crises after they have developed, instead of being more strategic and proactive.
In this paper, a method to estimate the degree of bitumen coverage using image analysis has been developed instead of the manual estimation that is used today.
ADF STEM analyses were developed instead of high-angle ADF since the micrograph intensity contrast was very low in our samples, as result of the low Sb and N contents.
In addition to these, to develop a model that could fit the creep curve a new logarithmic model derived from first 100 preconditioning loading was developed instead of power law function model for first stage of permanent deformation curves.
Particularly in arctic or alpine habitats, where opportunities for fertilisation of flowers by animals are rare, plantlets or bulbs, may develop instead of flowers, replacing sexual reproduction with asexual reproduction and giving rise to clonal populations genetically identical to the parent.
