Sentence examples for development of the argentine from inspiring English sources
Canto a Buenos Aires (1943), his first literary success, is a poetic chronicle of the foundation and development of the Argentine capital.
Compared to other parts of Latin America, slavery played a much lesser role in the development of the Argentine economy, mostly because of the absence of gold mines and sugar plantations, which would have demanded huge numbers of slave workers.
Much of the recognition the battle generated is because San Martín fought in it, as the size of the forces involved and the length of the clash would normally mean it was considered a military engagement rather than a real battle and it did not influence the development of the Argentine War of Independence.
WPP's new investment in Globant also gives it increased access to social and gaming technology development, a focus of the Argentine start-up and an area the company has been aggressively chasing.
Certainly, much of the development of Argentine foreign trade seen during the 1930s, 1940s and early 1950s can be seen simply as a consequence of trade agreements and exogenous shocks coming from the rest of the world.
Two other members of Endeavor's advisory board are Eduardo Elsztain, the chairman of the Argentine property development company IRSA, and Peter Brooke, the founder of Advent, one of the most globally diversified U.S. venture capital firms.
The analysis of the different scales at stake (the global, regional, and national dimension) became more relevant as a response to the strong international insertion of the Argentine agricultural sector and its strategic position for development.
Development of the gas fields, called the Camisea project, is led by the Argentine company Pluspetrol.
Distribution of the Argentine ant (Linepithema humile) in Northern California.
Most of the Argentine visitors' comments were unfailingly positive.
First, the presence of the Argentine forensics group — that the government felt the pressure to open up to the Argentines.
