Sentence examples for fairly new development from inspiring English sources

Looking beyond the present day, it's worth remembering that indoor plumbing is a fairly new development for many communities.

But even though Ethio-jazz dates from the 1960s, its reappearance in the capital is a fairly new development.

A fairly new development, though, is the trend of designers who are testing boundaries by uprooting their design studios to work in cities where they might be more comfortable.

It's a fairly new development in Brazil that they have been able to use plea bargains, which barely existed 20 years ago and have been developed by a series of young prosecutors, but that's what opened up this case.

Compared to the health sector, systematic large-scale and longitudinal investigations of the relations between structural ECEC characteristics and pedagogical or educational processes on children's learning and development are a fairly new development (see Anders 2013 for an overview).

Artists have always taught, but teaching artists are a fairly new development in cultural history.

Although this is a fairly new area of development Scott believes that this will become more of a standard over the next two-three years.

It would have been a fairly typical tale of new development on the Upper West Side.

Mahesh Chandrasekar, international policy manager for Leonard Cheshire Disability, said as "mainstreaming" disability in development was fairly new, DfID had the opportunity to play a leadership role.

The bright line we are told divides art from entertainment, education, individual and community development is fairly new in human history, and it diminishes the complexity and the value of the arts for everyone.

For biomass, however, it is fairly new and the technology is under development.