Sentence examples for has developed such that from inspiring English sources

A symbiotic relationship has developed such that EDM artists gain access to a wider fan base while pop artists feed off the fresh hype surrounding EDM.

Syconial architecture has developed such that fig ovules vary in profitability [19], [47], which selects for optimal foragers to focus on the more profitable inner ovules, at the cost of some fecundity [20].

By the mid-1880s wire bustles had developed such that some could collapse when the wearer sat down and spring back into shape when she stood.

With that and two sequels, "Lost in a Good Book" and "The Well of Lost Plots," he has developed such an ardent following that artifacts from his imaginary BookWorld (and from Thursday's England, where "Name That Fruit!" is a popular television show and the Welsh tourist office uses "Not ALWAYS raining!" as a slogan) are Internet staples.

"Downtown has developed such a charisma that people just really want to be downtown and are willing to pay, particularly young people in the 25-34 agroupoup," Mr. Heimsath said.

A gourmet is someone who has developed such discriminating tastes that he can no longer tolerate anything less than "the best".

For example Dr. Sukumar's company, Optimal Strategix, is one of many that has developed such a universal tool, and he agrees, "Gone are the days when marketers had to get their information from a PowerPoint presentation that marketing researchers or consultants provided". The CMO now has the ability to be more hands-on with the customer information that is typically reserved for the CIO's team.

The United States is an example of a country that has developed such organizations at the state level to facilitate coordination.

It's only in the last console generation that marketing has developed such a tight hold on games that it defines what they are allowed to be before they're even made.

IBM Research has developed such a compound a small molecule that self-assembles into a polymer-like complex capable of killing Candida albicans fungi infecting the eyes of mice.

The paper has developed such a reputation for missteps that it has become sport in the city's cafes, not to mention San Francisco's other newspapers, to pick up The Examiner and play spot the mistakes.