Sentence examples for developments in stride from inspiring English sources

David Munn, for one, takes such developments in stride.

Floridians take most of these developments in stride, though the problems of rapid growth have resulted in pressure on the natural environment and have taxed the state's social resources.

Investors took took the latest developments in stride.

Chandler, for his part, took the development in stride.

Having recently endured an anthrax evacuation and a drawn-out presidential election, the employees seemed to be taking the latest development in stride.

Taking that development in stride, the justices are keeping the case on the calendar and last week appointed a private lawyer, Jeffrey S. Bucholtz, to argue the government's abandoned position.

Castle Rock residents, many of whom witnessed the 1980 explosion, which dumped truckloads of ash on this town, seemed to be taking the new development in stride and expressed little worry on Saturday, saying nothing could compare to the 1980 event.

Perhaps pondering what such an outcome might provoke in their own countries, some officials spoke enviously of how the United States was taking the surprising development in its stride.

Rachel Harris, director of employability at the College of Law contradicts the results, saying that "students are seeing ABSs as places they might apply to for training contracts, equally with law firms, and seem to be taking the development in their stride".

Volatility eased as investors appeared to take in stride the latest developments in the European debt crisis and persistent worries about economic growth.

Everyone benefits when the strains of normal development are expected — even welcomed — and taken in stride.