Sentence examples for development and changing from inspiring English sources
In the face of rising coastal development and changing environmental stimuli, understanding these connections will aid in developing effective and ecologically sound coral reef management strategies.
Development and changing social patterns have altered not only artists' traditional vistas but the way they perceive the landscape as well.
The dynamic character of the organism's development and changing life experiences continuously modulates its immune history and, in turn, its identity.
North-eastern KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, is an area of high biodiversity as well as increased human urban development and changing land use.
Chronological analysis shows individual fields may have a varying contribution to the areal average sensible heat flux on short (weekly) time scales due to phenological development and changing soil moisture conditions.
The study of WP change emphasizes the interplay among cognitive, emotional, and physiological characteristics in the development and changing contexts that occur over time, and thus is sensitive to the temporal sampling of the design.
She said: "The world around us is shifting, with rising customer expectations, an evolving competitor landscape, rapid technological developments and changing cost structures".
She said the business faced challenges, but she identified three key strategies: The world around us is shifting, with rising customer expectations, an evolving competitor landscape, rapid technological developments and changing cost structures..
The companies' options include becoming more deeply involved in the adjustable-rate mortgages that many consumers have preferred in recent years, financing more multifamily developments, and changing the standards for granting mortgages to take more risks with consumers who have spotty credit records.
The chapter concludes by discussing the changing nature of algorithms and operators in response to technological developments and changing contexts of use.
Such a timescale emphasises the need for flexibility and local adaptability, both in the electronic health record systems and in how they are delivered to accommodate technological developments and changing local and national priorities.
