Sentence examples for developments in those from inspiring English sources
And the panelists not only expressed doubt on developments in those areas, but suggested there will be problems ahead.
"I don't know what G.D.P. growth was during the Washington and Lincoln Administrations, but the institutional developments in those terms had large and long-lasting effects".
The emergence in Egypt, Tunisia and Syria of Salafists, the most inflexible currents in political Islam, is one of the most striking political developments in those societies.
He also recaps the discussion of development and economic geography with a commentary on recent developments in those fields and areas where further inquiry looks most promising.
And the notion of being "integrated with other subjects" means that when ninth graders study 16th-century Europe, language arts classes explore Shakespeare and math and science classes look at contemporaneous developments in those fields.
I propose that these narratives are especially concerned with the effects of developments in those technologies used to transmit information over space and time what I am terming technologies of tradition.
Investment attraction by adopting adequate development orientations is perceived as effective method for promoting social and economic development in those less developed areas or regions such as the mountainous townships in Southwest China.
The goal of this research is to identify early changes in brain structure and development in those that are gene-expanded (GE) and will eventually develop HD compared to their gene non-expanded (GNE) counterparts in the at-risk population.
In the 1970s, the Overseas Private Investment Corporation OPICC) was carved out of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) to create an agency specifically dedicated to financing U.S. business investment in developing countries - to catalyze those private capital flows to serve economic development in those countries.
And this week, there was an extraordinary development in those proceedings.
Dr. Armen said that research and development in those areas was "untouchable".
