Sentence examples for development that goes back from inspiring English sources

Only some of it goes into the research and development that goes back to users.

The ruling by the Special Immigration Appeals Commission was the latest development in a legal battle that goes back to 1993, when the preacher, whose real name is Omar Mahmoud Mohammed Othman, arrived in Britain on a forged United Arab Emirates passport.

But many Shinnecocks see the development as the latest insult in a string that goes back centuries.

That goes back to my IBM story.

"That goes back to our Confucian foundations.

That goes back decades.

That goes back to Kay Graham's time".

(Consultant paediatrician) I think that goes back to the resuscitation really, right back to his birth.

Several informants felt that going back to work was a major barrier.

"If you want to think about the history of women's political development, of their social development and cultural development in the 20th century, part of that also goes back to what people thought women's bodies were capable of".

The subject of nonlinear differential equations is a well-established part of mathematics and its systematic development goes back to the early days of the development of calculus.