Sentence examples for enduring development from inspiring English sources

Both were enduring "development hell" on separate film projects and struggling to stay motivated.

An important pr erequisite for prospective competitive factories is an effective and enduring development of production-related competencies in today's universities for manufacturing engineering.

But American officials warn that the glow from the earthquake assistance faded quickly without more enduring development programs.

The northern regions show a concentration of areas with higher vulnerability (Fig. 3a), a function of the country's historic and enduring development process.

Whereas Chinese firms are lambasted for their working practices, their Brazilian counterparts emphasise that they play by the rules, are good employers and want to build enduring relationships by offering development aid as well as private investment.In particular, Brazilians stress that in Africa they employ Africans (Chinese firms are often criticised for shipping in their own people).

This paper argues that academic high-tech start-ups exhibit peculiar "genetic characteristics" that leave an enduring imprint on firm development.

Eisner, they say, "has shifted to the chase for the quick buck instead of a dedication to new and high-quality ideas, the development of enduring value.

One of the enduring problems limiting the development of mainstream Aids films has been the long-held perception that movies depicting the disease will not be embraced by audiences.

It also includes an acknowledgment that certain enduring biological topics like development still engender difficult questions about reductionism and new fields of inquiry reinvigorate these discussions (e.g., synthetic biology's appeal to molecular components as Lego-like building blocks in the Registry of Standard Biological Parts).

The current research assumed that statistically robust factors identified through Q-method research were relatively reliable and of enduring relevance to ICoE CR development.

The aim is to foster integrated and enduring personal and professional development.