Sentence examples for development a kind of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Yaro said shoreline acquisitions could also limit development, a kind of "insurance policy for water quality".

Mr. Yaro also said shoreline acquisitions could also limit development, a kind of "insurance policy for water quality".

It used to be thought that Alzheimer's unspooled the brain in the precise order in which it had grown, a decline that matched, plot point for plot point, childhood development — a kind of neural "Curious Case of Benjamin Button".

Mr. Harrison, who called the process of screenplay development a kind of "script soup," based some of his directing choices on bringing up his two daughters, who, he said, "were my best friends one minute and the next minute slamming the door".

Another significant development involves "ontologies"—a kind of knowledge map to facilitate data organization and mining for certain predefined purposes (Noy and Musen 2003; Rubin et al. 2006; Stoeckert et al. 2006).

And I think sometimes development is a kind of ideas and beliefs in politics free zone.

Feminist art historians tend to view her development as a kind of sociological case study.

The struggle over demolition and development is a kind of national psychodrama in China, infused with emotional debate over power, progress, and fairness and fed by the competition between individual rights and collective benefits.

Speaking by telephone from his home in Northampton, England, Mr. Moore said, "I tend to take this latest development as a kind of eager confirmation that they are still apparently dependent on ideas that I had 25 years ago".

In order to address these existent problems, an elongated battery module with CPCM cooling/resistance wire preheating coupling system and fins set on both sides of the shell was designed, and infusion technology was used to produce the coupling system due to the development of a kind of CPCM flowing after heated.

I composed this CV to suit a business development role, a kind of general management function overseeing different projects, probably within a small to medium-sized scientific or technical company.