Sentence examples for developments to which from inspiring English sources

Hawtrey deserves credit for a number of significant developments to which his analysis led him.

In the developments to which coyotes had access, free-ranging cats were rare and avian diversity high.

The historical range is very great from the Egyptians to contemporary work, including developments to which he has himself contributed.

The developments to which I shall be making reference are sometimes called the European Civil Code debate.

Four major projects top the list of developments to which Nicolas Sarkozy, the French president, has signed himself up to complete – theoretically by 2015.

The art made in Cornwall in the 1950s was specific to that place and time, and was an important part of longer and wider artistic developments to which that place was itself significant.

Politically, "northern Labour" is a development to which Burnham personally will probably turn out to be unequal, yet it should be taken seriously: how should southern Labour respond?

Beyond that, I'm dependent on a long history of scientific development to which individuals and institutions in many countries have contributed.

Four months later, he engineered an introduction at a party of his father's to celebrate the latest Agalarov development, to which Leyla and her mother were invited.

This significant work discusses a wide range of important findings in conceptual development (to which Carey has been a major contributor).

Most of the respondents said that small hospitals could not provide the kind of professional development to which they aspire.