Sentence examples for development at a faster from inspiring English sources
Speakers at a forum on the sidelines of the 14th UN Conference on Trade and Development (Unctad) said enhanced intra-African trade would reduce poverty and help development at a faster rate than most other reforms and would make regional blocs within the continent more attractive to investors.
As predicted, somatic development proceeded at a faster rate early in insular lizards' ontogeny, as indicated by head morphogenesis (Additional file 1: Figure S9).
Research and development, or engineering, is also growing at a faster pace than revenues.
Iraqi Kurdistan is full of fantastic contradictions, ancient culture and new development at a lightning-fast pace.
UniCredit's Mr Ghizzoni says the "process of convergence will continue".Mr Sáenz believes that when countries invite in big banks from overseas it "puts lots of pressure on the competition", forcing it to raise its game and allowing economic development to move at a faster pace.
For this project, it was crucial to discuss the requirements of the system with domain-experts at a high level of abstraction in order to elicit feedback so that the development could proceed at a fast pace and in the right direction.
Development of hardness was achieved at a faster rate without compromising mechanical properties.
In the global scale-up of development assistance, assistance for health grew at a faster rate than assistance to other sectors (Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, 2009, 2011).
By facilitating extension of analysis pipelines, the implementation of previously existing ecological methods and the development of novel techniques can progress at a faster rate than through standard release schedules.
A recent review in 37 developing countries showed that obesity is occurring at a faster pace among persons of lower socioeconomic situations in countries experiencing economic development [ 14].
Urban development occurred at a very fast pace: overall, the urban population had doubled by 1850.
