Sentence examples for development a way to from inspiring English sources

Behaviorism has offered recent theorists of cognitive development a way to be strongly empiricist without appealing to Locke's inner theater of the mind.

When in 1993 I decided to become an entrepreneur I did so because I felt that the pressures of entrepreneurship would provide a perfect incubator for personal development; a way to put myself and my principles to the ultimate test.

Suburban planners have targeted some of the same areas, particularly near transit stations, for denser development as a way to accommodate population growth, limit traffic congestion and attract young professionals, along with the companies looking to hire them.

Generally, said Moseley, when governments pave the way for urban growth they often use this development as a way to justify land grabs.

Instead all he wants from life in exchange for a lifetime of labor is "to be a man". Like a good Trappist monk, Dostoevsky didn't see personal development as a way to become a great writer, but writing as a way to pursue personal development.

Increasingly, says an American officer, AFP commanders "get it" and are committed to development as a way to win the war.

It wants more innovative ways to finance development and a way to prevent the tax dodging which means the richest in any community squirrel their money away in offshore tax havens.

"I would argue that there is also a need for a parallel and equally urgent attention to the question of development as a way to prevent terror, and to prevent conflict -- and I really passionately believe that".

Municipalities often see riverfront development as a way to pump new life into dormant areas and have someone else pay for the environmental cleanup and public improvements needed to make such projects succeed.

The advent of human iPS cells in 2007 was greeted with excitement from scientists who hailed the development as a way to avoid the ethical complications of embryonic stem cells and create patient-specific stem cells.

Collaborative models for professional development provide a way to incorporate the NRC's (2012) suggested features of successful programs and overcome many of the barriers to instructional change.