Sentence examples for developing such as from inspiring English sources
She takes you to Broadway, where they worked with Josephine Baker and George Balanchine, who invented their signature maneuver of sliding, in full split, through a tunnel of chorus girls' parted legs and who, Hill argues, reinforced "certain elements in the Nicholases' style that had already been developing, such as their full-bodied extensions, air work, gracefulness, speed and precision".
An increasing number of platforms where people can openly share information have been developing, such as GitHub, where you can share codes and other ideas for open source programming, and WikiHouse, an open source construction set which lets you build your own home from online templates.
However, the depleting petro-resources put high pressure on the countries and/or districts lack of petroleum to keep developing, such as China.
Numerous local initiatives focusing on climate change/sustainable development have developed in the aftermath of the Rio conference, and they are still developing, such as those devoted to energy in the UK[3].
One of the major changes since 2009 is the clear perception that some nations, once classified as developing, such as China, Brazil and India, can no longer be thought of in that way.
Countries that were considered to be developing, such as China and India, were not required to approve the treaty because they were more concerned that restricting emissions would further restrain their development.
A number of relevant theoretical frameworks have been developed, such as positive youth development through sports [ 44].
More recently, further types of school have been developed, such as specialist schools and academies.
The key is to take the medicine before symptoms develop, such as early in the morning.
Other forms of relaxations have also been developed, such as multilinear relaxation for submodular optimization.
Healthy people tend not to die from flu, although they can if complications develop, such as pneumonia or blood poisoning.
