Sentence examples for development competed from inspiring English sources

His efforts to expand the state's role in the provision of social services were regarded by the traditional elites with suspicion, as this development competed with their own patronage networks.

A number of prototypes in parallel development competed to become the next Castlevania title.

He graduated from Cornell with a B.S. in human development, competed as a champion body builder and worked as a premier personal trainer before founding DavidBartonGym, transforming his love of fitness into a hugely successful business.

In Virginia's view, the issue was one of local protectionism, because Fairfax County, its water needs fueled by economic development, competes for business with Montgomery County, Md., directly across the river.

Exurban areas have increasingly become zones of conflict as conservation and development compete for the same finite land resources.

Since the layer growth and pit development were competing reactions that occurred simultaneously, an oxide layer without pits could not be formed through anodization in the HNO3 electrolyte.

Although mapping issues [80] may be overcome while technology matures, a key barrier in developing such networks may be the parallel development of competing technologies which would mean inefficient use of resources due to a lack of common international standards.

The success of Sitka spruce regeneration within gaps appears to depend on sufficient moisture and light to support regeneration and early growth, but not too much light to encourage the development of competing vegetation.

What would happen if other donor countries had multiple development agencies competing for funds?

"Why wouldn't you want 10 or 15 different special ed professional development providers competing?" she asked.

Museum directors, acutely aware that donors want to use museums as tools for economic development, are competing with one another to produce the most striking buildings.