Sentence examples for development increasingly from inspiring English sources

As industrial employment declines in importance around the world, development increasingly means shifting workers from agriculture into urban service occupations.

Like its hero, I was alone, abroad, knackered, staying at a bland upmarket hotel, in a Stepford development, increasingly unable to distinguish between people.

Current research activities in the field of manufacturing technology development increasingly focus on integrated approaches for process performance enhancements.

With Fox International stepping in for state body China Film Group this time, the film could be a sign of changing times as publicly driven development increasingly cedes to the private sector.

Now, however, with transit-oriented development increasingly smiled upon by planners and politicians, the transit authority has chosen new developers with the expectation that the site's potential will at last be realized.

Urban development increasingly occupies more landscape and is responsible for habitat alteration and fragmentation of so many ecosystems that urban environments can no longer be excluded from the areas to be considered in conservation strategies.

Socioeconomic developments increasingly put pressure on our global freshwater resources, thereby increasing water scarcity, that is, the temporal deficits in freshwater resources compared with anthropogenic and environmental demands1.

The earliest essais were to a large degree developments, increasingly elaborate, on the themes suggested by his extensive readings in ancient authors, particularly Plutarch's Lives.

On the basis of these developments, increasingly complex cellular machines are being constructed to build specialty chemicals, weave biomaterials, and to deliver therapeutics.

Among them, some not-very-startling developments: increasingly capable telecommunications and accessible travel has made it possible for venture capitalists to live in financial centers but to oversee investments in distant areas.

Yet policy developments increasingly focus on the latter.