Sentence examples for development of the younger from inspiring English sources

The architectural development of the younger part of the stratigraphy is interpreted as particularly affected by two, known mass-wasting events each involving several million m3 of debris.

Ms. Beckham calls the label's growth "organic," saying that "it just happened naturally" — although industry insiders say she works fiendishly to push the brand ahead, hence the speedy development of the younger, less expensive Victoria collection.

Leaders must ensure economic potential is unlocked and focus on the development of the younger generation.

"Her experience, her passion and her knowledge of the game are all having a really positive impact on the rest of the squad, and helping with the development of the younger girls in particular".

This would suggest that they developed an open-forest canopy structure but not the desired sclerophyllous under-storey, unlike the development of the younger rehabilitated sites and long-standing undisturbed reference sites (Clifford et al. 1979; Specht and Specht 1989; Westman and Rogers 1977).

"I come here once a month to sit down with the family and talk about all aspects of the club and the games, the development of the younger players, the integration of the new players, what we want to do in the next transfer window, the funding of that.

But that's the beauty of the development of the young Angels, to have Washburn at 6-2, Etherton 5-1 and Cooper 4-4.

The presence of a breeding pair suppresses the sexual development of the young of both sexes until they leave the group.

Due to this slow pace of the development of the young, successfully nesting pairs can breed only during every second or third year.

Formula feeds also tend to be relatively bereft of the omega-3 fats that are believed to be important for the growth and development of the young brain.

Underwhelming as those Games sometimes seemed, they were hugely important for the development of the young members of this Olympic team.