Sentence examples for extraordinary development of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "extraordinary development of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
Example: The city has undergone an extraordinary development of its art scene in the past decade.
It was also one which reminded us again of the extraordinary development of Swansea City.
How this failure happened is perhaps the most extraordinary development of the 21st century.
Mr. Coolidge called it an "extraordinary development of means for facilitating communication between the nations of the world".
As far as production goes, the most extraordinary development of the last five years is surely the rise of crowdfunding with sites like Kickstarter and Indiegogo.
"There isn't any doubt that the East Side has lagged behind the extraordinary development of Hudson River Park," said Vin Cipolla, president of the Municipal Art Society, a nonprofit organization devoted to planning and preservation.
"The extraordinary development of China-Zimbabwe relations shows that our friendship is rooted in the cultural tradition of our two countries that values sincerity and friendship," said Mr Xi, who will travel on to South Africa on Thursday.
Isis, which holds Palmyra, must be learning of the extraordinary developments of the past few hours with deep concern.
Stubborn as the leader and his chancellor may be, few could blame Corbyn, 67, if he had found the extraordinary developments of the last week somewhat overwhelming.
In a day of extraordinary developments on Wednesday, Isis gunmen also encircled the city of Deir el-Zour across the border in Syria, kidnapped 80 Turkish citizens in two mass abductions, made advances in two other provinces and claimed to have successfully smuggled a huge weapons haul to eastern Syria's Hassaka province.
Venice has contributed to this extraordinary development through the promotion of the image of Italy abroad and through the provision of political planning and financial services.
The aerospace industry has seen extraordinary development: research, experiments, training of specialists, and production of vehicles (Caravelle, Concorde, Airbus, and military hardware).
