Sentence examples for earth to develop from inspiring English sources
Moodie pointed out that the United States draws from a large population pool and that golfers in Sweden will go to the ends of the earth to develop their talent.
The Frenchman, and the German Franz Beckenbauer, have repeatedly suggested that regardless of Qatar's promise to move heaven and earth to develop technology to cool the stadiums, it would be responsible to play when temperatures were less debilitating.
The research he was referring to was his pioneering work showing that human use of aerosol compounds known as chlorofluorocarbons, or CFCs, present in spray cans and refrigerators of all kinds, was damaging to atmospheric ozone, which blocks the sun's ultraviolet rays -- and thus helped to allow life on earth to develop.
We used publicly available data and Google Earth to develop and implement an information platform (the CAREX EMP) for emissions of selected known and suspected carcinogens in various regions of Canada.
The Chinese government has an official policy of encouraging the rest of the world to develop rare earth reserves, so as to remove the environmental burden on China of producing almost all of the world's supply.
Most of today's stars came to the world's attention as teenagers, and have yet to rack up the wear-and-tear that renders them vocally interesting – that allowed Debra Winger, say, to provide early tests for ET, who sounded as if his first act, upon reaching earth, had been to develop a three-pack-a-day cigarette habit.
Google Earth has continued to develop and be improved, and is now a key element of most virtual field trips (De Paor & Whitmeyer, 2011; Fearnley & Bunting, 2011; Krakowka, 2012; Kingston et al., 2012; Whitmeyer, 2012).
Natural self-assembled microstructured particles (diatomaceous earth) were used to develop a gas sensor paper with detection mechanism based on visible and distinct color changes of the sensor paper when exposed to volatile basic nitrogen compounds.
Some selected examples are presented to show the potentialities of the synthesized nanoarrays in different fields: to realize ultra-fast and tunable nonlinear optical materials, to enhance the quantum efficiency of nearby rare-earth emitters and to develop high-sensitivity, label-free biosensors.
On the other hand, observations of Mars and Venus suggest that a planet can fairly easily fail to be "Earth-like" enough to develop a long-lived surface biosphere, even if conditions early in the histories of those planets were conducive to the OoL.
It stresses a need to develop earth-penetrating nuclear weapons to destroy heavily fortified underground bunkers, including those that may be used to store chemical and biological weapons.
