Sentence examples for heyday of development from inspiring English sources

In the heyday of development, that would have been a great boon, especially for the tax coffers.

Gomix is partly a throwback to the heydays of software development and the internet, when it was a lot easier to get started making cool things.

This is reminiscent of the East Asian economies during the heydays of growth.

This was the heyday of the UK nuclear programme, which required the development of new materials for the early reactors.

Thanks to a far-sighted decision made during the 1970s heyday of the package holiday, to resist the sort of intense developments that edge some parts of coastal Spain, Menorca has managed to retain its own unspoilt identity.

The heyday of the celebrity villain began in the 1950s when gangland bosses began to produce their memoirs, an unthinkable development 20 years before.

Since the heyday of SSRIs (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors) such as Prozac, "big pharma" has withdrawn from psychiatric drugs research and development, and industry experts are warning the pipeline is running dry.

The heyday of the daibiaotuan has passed.

The heyday of McClure's ended quickly.

This was the heyday of European integration.

It recalls the heyday of conscious or socially redeeming rap and will be hailed as a restorative for those resistant to recent hip-hop developments.