Sentence examples for developments belonged from inspiring English sources

These developments belonged to a future that was not yet in sight.

As Clark and Spohr write, "these developments belonged to a future that was not yet in sight".

Other founders of the modern synthesis such as Ernst Mayr spoke of an internal biology (to which development belonged) and an external biology (evolution, ecological interactions) as if the two were separate and non-overlapping/interacting one to the other (Mayr 1982 , 1997.

He is entitled to a mother; she belongs to him in the sense that his own development belongs to him.

This development belongs to the history of the Italian Renaissance, but the phenomenon emphasizes one aspect of medieval art.

Promoters of many genes that regulate all retinal neuron (except photoreceptor) development belong to regions in chromatin states 3, 5 (majority of genes), and 9.

Promoters of the majority of genes that regulate cone and rod photoreceptor development belong to regions in chromatin states 6, 7, 8, and 10, allowing gene expression.

Berlin still has the highest unemployment rate among German states, and its few booming industries, like Web development, belong to the creative sector.

Following the panel discussion, Staff Development Day offered a resource fair; workshops on a variety of work-life, leadership, career and professional development, retirement and finance concerns; a discussion about risk-taking, career development, belonging and professional development; and resume and interviewing sessions.

THE Southampton Town Board will revisit the old debate this week over how much development belongs on the beachfront -- home to some of the biggest and most fanciful summer homes in the Hamptons -- when it considers a six-month construction ban along the town's 25 miles of waterfront.

But the policy to set aside seven areas for turbine development belongs firmly to the Welsh government.