Sentence examples for developments largely from inspiring English sources

Mr. Yuzhin, who first recounted the story of his double-agentry and his arrest to The New York Times in 1994, said yesterday that he did not want to discuss the latest developments, largely over concern with jeopardizing family ties in Russia.

A central, key aspect of early postnatal brain and cognitive development is attachment to the mother, which mediates both feeding and social-psychological development largely through the hormonal effects of oxytocin in both the developing child and the mother.

Westfield Acres' land has been cleared for a new $100 million affordable-housing development, largely financed by federal and state dollars.

Owing its development largely to the Austrian composer Joseph Haydn, it has reigned supreme to the present day.

This development largely explains the Obama administration's willingness to shift its missile defense strategy in Europe.

And the development largely faces away from one of the few streets in Los Angeles that has a lot of foot traffic.

Between the Revolutionary and Civil wars, New Jersey underwent tremendous industrial development, largely abetted by the construction of canals and, later, railroads.

Suburban development, largely inland to the east and down the Cape Peninsula to the south, followed the radial roads and the railway line, construction of which began in 1859.

Mr. Sak's task is particularly relevant in today's climate, as mass development, largely driven by Chinese investment and wealthy officials, transforms Cambodia's towns, roads and landscapes.

Nor are there many drug companies interested in contraceptive development, largely because of the costs involved and fears of litigation due to complications.

The Muromachi period (1338 1573) saw a further technical and artistic development, largely under the patronage of the shogun Ashikaga Yoshimasa (reigned 1443 73).