Sentence examples for development to which from inspiring English sources
Politically, "northern Labour" is a development to which Burnham personally will probably turn out to be unequal, yet it should be taken seriously: how should southern Labour respond?
Beyond that, I'm dependent on a long history of scientific development to which individuals and institutions in many countries have contributed.
Four months later, he engineered an introduction at a party of his father's to celebrate the latest Agalarov development, to which Leyla and her mother were invited.
A crucial process to be considered for C budget modelling is crop development, to which the C allocation pattern and senescence and remobilisation processes are directly linked.
Countries are finding that the urban economic development to which they aspire brings poisoned air, ill-health, massive costs, a low quality of life and, probably, an early death for a very great many people.
He did not — instead watching Holtby make those types of saves on the other end of the ice — and that wasn't a development to which the Capitals are accustomed.
The developments to which I shall be making reference are sometimes called the European Civil Code debate.
The historical range is very great from the Egyptians to contemporary work, including developments to which he has himself contributed.
Four major projects top the list of developments to which Nicolas Sarkozy, the French president, has signed himself up to complete – theoretically by 2015.
