Sentence examples for development to attempt from inspiring English sources

The developers liked this idea, but it was too late in the development to attempt this; instead, the idea was preserved for use in Episode Two.

Clearly, it would be beyond the beginning student's zone of proximal development to attempt these difficult problems.

Nevertheless, planning organizations and development companies continue to attempt to construct WTs in these valuable landscapes, predominantly in mountain and coastal areas with a very marked morphology and rich natural cover.

This development spurred some logicians to attempt to apply a similar approach to inductive reasoning.

Hence, it seems essential to attempt towards development and improvement of decision models that perform the procedure of supplier selection and evaluation more precisely.

By the early 2000s, the biology around CGRP and migraine was strong enough to inspire a few companies to attempt drug development.

It is demonstrated that the more future oriented method with education of the employees is "Management development" that attempt to instill sound reasoning processes for better performing of personnel training.

By including the vasoprotective role of C1q in the interpretation of SLE development we attempt to provide novel explanations for the symptoms, organ damage, diagnostic and therapeutic difficulties of the disease.

New Urbanism is a recent American reform approach to urban development, which attempts to reduce car dependence through traditional design qualities such as connected streets with paths, higher density and mix with local centres.

Further developments should attempt to improve the treatment of the non-linearity of the size dependency or investigate the possibility of stratifying into similarly sized tumours [43].

Some of the neighborhoods even farther from the city center, or recently redeveloped parcels anywhere in the city have either very suburban characteristics or are new urbanist developments that attempt to recreate the feel of older neighborhoods.