Sentence examples for development emerged from inspiring English sources

The development emerged during a hearing in Charleston concerning whether a judge will release 911 emergency telephone calls and police reports about the June 17 massacre.

The latest development emerged after a disturbance at another prison, HMP Bedford, on Sunday.

Three prominent theories of human development emerged in the 20th century, each addressing different aspects of psychological growth.

Several important issues and specific pedagogical suggestions for EAP instructions, curriculum planning and material development emerged from the current study.

The term "sustainable development" emerged in the 1970s and 80s as awareness grew of the natural limits within which human development takes place.

If rural development emerged as the leitmotiv of the campaign, it is all the more surprising that India's new government should have yesterday named security and promoting Hindu-Muslim tolerance as its two priorities.

Differences in children's cognitive development emerge at early ages, and the importance of timely parental investments is increasingly recognised as a major factor in fostering child development.

Coaches cannot be classified in simple niches: the real work and development emerges from the relationship between coach and client rather than industry experience or qualifications.

Another development, emerging from Australia, is Final Touch Brows, which offers "eyebrow wigs" for special occasions, akin to a merkin applied to the face.

As financially struggling governments in Europe and the United States trim support for clean-energy development, emerging countries, led by China, have been pouring state resources into the sector.

Arrestin development: emerging roles for beta-arrestins in developmental signaling pathways.