Sentence examples for fickle development from inspiring English sources
Having cleared about 60percentt of its total sovereign debt, the government should come up with smart ways to offset the cost of these investments rather than rack up new debt or rely on fickle development aid with strings attached.
But London's weather is too fickle for the development of a full-scale photochemical smog of the kind that can build up under the more stable weather conditions of cities such as Los Angeles.
Most were small kingdoms, deeply conservative; they were geared to survival in Africa's fickle climate, not to development.
Based on what's happened over the past few months, the major risks associated with Zynga's stock are things such as delays in new game development, the fickle taste of consumers and changes on Facebook that affect users' engagement with Zynga's games.
This self-interest by companies and countries is fickle and dangerous and unless economic development is prioritized, instability and insecurity will return.
But we tea missionaries know that the tides of history are fickle, and that all great human developments have their proper steeping time.
DEVELOPMENT aid can be as fickle as fashion.
Its lack of development rarely caught the attention of fickle Western elites or even well-meaning humanitarians.
In the fickle world of scouting and drafting, several factors could have led to the drop off: lack of talent, lack of development and, in some cases, lack of luck.
