Sentence examples for development of half from inspiring English sources

Yet the p53 gene itself is susceptible to damage, which is thought to contribute to the development of half of all cancers.

What he took to be his masterwork The Moralists reads like nothing so much as a philosophical novel, with the development of half a dozen characters, narratives of the arcs of friendships and enmities, and expansive descriptions of rooms, gardens, dinners, and landscapes.

Dana Walden, who worked closely with Murphy on the development of Half, called the foundation "classic Ryan," adding that the director "has always been a leader, whether he was creating new models of storytelling, or setting new standards of inclusion when it came to his characters and casts". .

No such drama, we assume, lies behind the development of Half-Life 3 – though one day the object of such feverish lust will have to be exposed.

Day of Defeat: Source was first announced for Microsoft Windows during the development of Half-Life 2, the flagship game of the Source engine, as one of several of the Valve Corporation's GoldSrc powered games to be remade on the new game engine.

Beyond the huge developments of half-built apartment buildings, the road narrows, ending in a zone of scruffy townships.

With the development of almost half a century, the information society is developed towards the direction of the ubiquitous intelligent comprehensive network information society, namely, the U information direction.

Many experts consider it the most exciting advance since the development of chemotherapy half a century ago.

He was given a diagnosis of the disease when he was 5, before genetic testing and before the development of a half dozen specialized drugs he now takes.

One well-known oncogene called Myc is known to be associated with the development of over half of all human cancers.

The CHA is building a development of which half will be private housing, 20% "affordable housing" (for families with between 80% and 100% of the median income) and 30% homes for those poor enough to qualify for full public-housing help.Will all this make a serious difference?