Sentence examples for developments that came to from inspiring English sources

Today, Carroll is a doorman just one street away in one of the large developments that came to Harlem in the early 2000s.

TV news organizations have done well covering events or developments that come to them.

It's the culmination of a few years worth of development that came to fruition thanks to Microsoft's recent creator-focused push.

But the only actual example of such a development that comes to mind is drugs policy committed to criminalising people's dependence – the largest single generator of crime in our society.

She got jobs writing for the children's series Byker Grove and My Parents are Aliens, "and lots of development projects that came to nothing for many years.

He found that gene activity in the embryo was disrupted after certain viruses had inserted themselves into the genome during early embryonic development, a phenomenon that came to be known as insertional mutagenesis.

But the developments underscore fundamental questions that came to the fore in the financial crisis: What do the people who create and sell investments owe to those who buy the investments?

The arrest is the latest development in a case that came to be known as the "London Whale".

But in the last 10 years, under the current Justice and Development (AK) party government that came to power in 2002, Turkey attempted to further redefine its post-Cold War role.

HTC has previously supplied internal development phones to Google that came to market under different names.

4. Tarski's own early work on the semantics of predicate logic was much more informal than the account here, which for the most part reflects the development found in modern expositions that came to full flower in, notably, Kemeny 1956a and 1956b.