Sentence examples for have developed far from inspiring English sources

First, encryption systems have developed far enough to convince publishers that giving away one electronic copy of a book does not mean giving away the right to make more of them.

In this last area, the detectors and imaging systems have developed far beyond the pioneer devices of the 1950s and 1960s.

Today, computers are faster, and terrestrial seismologists have developed far more powerful analytical techniques, so lunar researchers have taken another crack at the Apollo seismic data, which were recorded by the five sensors and radioed back until the mid-1970s.

If such rumors pan out, that would mean that the Korean ecosystem will have developed far faster than New York's, which only produced its first billion-dollar exit with the sale of Tumblr in 2013.

The evolution curriculum has developed far more than instruction on climate change.

The global market for knowledge and expertise, by contrast, has developed far less rapidly, and thus far has produced only one big winner: the United States.

She has been a member of the international co-operative Magnum Photos since 1976, but her work has developed far beyond the role of a photojournalist.

According to Forbes, the scope of Australia's internet censorship has developed far beyond its initial aim to block child pornography and web pages associated with terrorism.

For years, people here seemed resigned to accept corruption quietly, even though Romania has developed far more slowly than many other former Communist nations.

In many cultures under the stimulus of the needs of practical pursuits, such as commerce and agriculture mathematics has developed far beyond basic counting.

Luxembourg's finance sector, he said, has developed far beyond its early years in the 1970s, when it became notorious for helping Belgian dentists and other modestly wealthy customers from neighboring countries hide their incomes.