Sentence examples for highest development in the from inspiring English sources

Revived in the 16th century by the poets of La Pléiade, especially Pierre de Ronsard, the alexandrine became, in the following century, the preeminent French verse form for dramatic and narrative poetry and reached its highest development in the classical tragedies of Pierre Corneille and Jean Racine.

It seems to appear suddenly throughout the Islamic world toward the beginning of the 12th century, reaching its highest development in the 14th and 15th centuries, when it became the usual decoration for door heads, niches, and the bracketing under cornices and minaret galleries.

Despite its lack of spires or pinnacles, the architectural historian Banister Fletcher describes it as "the highest development in English Gothic of this type of facade".

Xylophones reach their highest development in Southeast Asia.

In one film I think I had as many as 51 shots in 1,300ft". Mycroft, won over, called As We Lie "the highest development yet in this, the very newest medium of dramatic expression".

Lula's three hours of questioning in police custody on Friday was the highest profile development in the two-year-old investigation focused on state oil firm Petroleo Brasileiro SA (Petrobras).

A number of residents and community groups oppose all new high-rise development in the district.

And strong father-child engagement is linked to high cognitive development in the child, and fewer behavioral problems.

The trial against Erri De Luca, which begins on Wednesday in Turin, marks a high-profile development in the 20-year battle over the line, which has faced years of delay because of massive – and sometimes violent – protests.

Sloan-Kettering emphasized the importance of keeping its research and clinical centers together, but some board members were concerned about setting a precedent for high-density development in the middle of an Upper East Side residential street.

Preservationists see One Vandam as emblematic of a shift toward high-rise development in the area west of SoHo and south of Greenwich Village, which is not protected by a historic designation.