Sentence examples for development to respond from inspiring English sources

It is not a Darwinian view because for Darwin it was differences in the abilities of organisms at various stages of development to respond to the challenges of life that had causal primacy in the explanation of evolutionary change.

They suggested that CB number is regulated during development to respond to the demands of gene expression in a rapidly growing embryo.

We are excited to expand our development pipeline to respond to this growing global demand for tablets and iPads.

Controlling plant root architecture is a fundamental part of plant development enabling to respond environmental conditions changes.

Monitoring indicators of key drivers over time, as well as their impacts, can build the capacity of research and development organisations to respond effectively in a rapidly changing context.

"It's absolutely disgraceful that it has taken the whole day for [the British secretary of state for international development] to respond to the worst hurricane we have seen in a British territory since the 1920s," Dorothea Hodge, a former United Kingdom-European Union representative told The Guardian.

The Chinese government has drastically modified its entire development strategy to respond to citizen pressure about lethal pollution.

In line with the Government of Ethiopia GoE /UNICEFF country programme (2012 201515), the Nutrition support to the GoE includes engagement with, communities, UN agencies, NGO and development partners to respond to the needs of the women and children of Ethiopia.

In the weeks since the disaster, UNICEF and other UN agencies have sent food, water and hygiene supplies to provide immediate support to the worst-hit communities, and is working with the government and other development partners to respond to people's medium and long term health, agricultural, infrastructure and livelihood requirements.

"The FSA is working with its counterpart regulators to monitor these developments, and to respond as appropriate".

It is postulated that while the radiography workforce has developed enormously during recent years, further development is needed to respond to current and future opportunities and challenges.