Sentence examples for developments that while from inspiring English sources

The nineteenth and early twentieth centuries brought several developments that, while not explicitly philosophical, have shaped philosophical thought about suicide.

While Pimco did not create shoddy mortgages or contribute to the crisis, its presentation to investors, which was prepared in October, suggests that former senior officials are now poised to help investors benefit from the disastrous financial developments that occurred while they held power in Washington.

Aside from what bill President Obama ultimately signs, stocks will be impacted by the weekly developments that will take place while the bill is being shaped.

In this respect, tailored information which focuses on the new technical developments that improve environmental performance while maintaining car performance might for example help to enhance the support for AFVs [94].

"Our vision sets out clearly how we will manage these new developments that improve convenience for customers, while ensuring safety remains our top priority.

Officials at the White House, meanwhile, are seeking periodic updates on the decisions being reached in some of the the most prominent criminal investigations -- a development that, while not improper, is highly unusual, lawyers said.

Mr. Mendelsohn, alongside peers in the Alliance for Community Media, is protesting the ruling as an antidemocratic development that, while not imposing on his network, is an insult to the public.

miR156 and miR172 exhibit contrasting development-specific expression patterns: the miR156 abundance declines during vegetative development, while that of miR172 correspondingly increases.

A normal drawing score by a very preterm child at age 5 generally indicates normal cognitive and motor development at that age, while a clearly deviant drawing of a person could be a feasible warning signal to refer the child for further investigation of cognitive and motor skills with standardized tests.

The irony of global developments is that while state sovereignty in economic, military, and technological domains is eroded and national borders have become more porous, they are still policed to keep out aliens and intruders.

The most exciting recent developments suggest that while the old model of musical making may be hard to refashion for a new era, inspiring producers to cannibalize other material, a new openness to stretching the definition of the musical may revitalize the art form in ways that even now we cannot foresee.