Sentence examples for hand in the development of from inspiring English sources
Mr. Mullaney was a former Navy pilot who had a hand in the development of fighter planes at Grumman, which is now part of Northrop Grumman Corporation.
Life-sustaining (and often costly) treatments such as resuscitation and surgery are not allowed.The federal government has had a large hand in the development of hospices.
A central player in the behind-the-scenes drama over "Moneyball" was Amy Pascal, Sony Pictures' co-chairman and an executive known for taking a strong hand in the development of scripts.
QUESTION FROM KYLE: I'm surprised you say that the strongest international pressure on the Iranians is coming from Russia and China, despite the fact that both apparently had a hand in the development of Iran's nuclear facilities.
One of American comics' great visual stylists, Ditko also had a hand in the development of both Iron Man and the Hulk, but his characters' subsequent mass-media careers have made him neither rich nor particularly famous.
In recent months, the America-Pakistan relationship has become dangerously strained, following leaked stories in the American press of a Pakistani hand in the development of North Korea's illicit nuclear programme.
Advances in healthcare have always gone hand-in-hand with the development of new, effective technologies.
The development of multimedia works in recent years has gone hand in hand with the development of technology.
The evolution of Passage goes hand in hand with the development of a low cost set-top in the $35 to $50 range, part of the appeal of an all-digital network.
The European Parliament supports "in principle recognition of Palestinian statehood and the two state solution, and believes these should go hand in hand with the development of peace talks, which should be advanced", it says in a resolution passed on Wednesday.
Because scale development goes hand-in-hand with the development of construct representations (e.g. structural models), it also has implications for the latter.
