Sentence examples for histories to develop from inspiring English sources

Few epidemiological studies of air pollution have used residential histories to develop long-term retrospective exposure estimates for multiple ambient air pollutants and vehicle and industrial emissions.

Mr. Imamura sifts through a lot of history to develop explanations for his characters' emotional states.

Speakers of Afro-Asiatic languages were among the first in human history to develop writing systems.

We learn why we like what we like, and we may then follow those elements back through the music's history to develop our own art.

Speaking with rare force, with inflections flowing from meanings he felt deeply, Jimmy Carter called for the "most massive peacetime commitment" in our history to develop alternative fuels.

It's no news that New York was an important city for flamenco artists to visit, but this exhibition taught me how, in the mid-20th century, New York was an important place for flamenco's own history to develop.

The problem is he got on the Madden cover in a contract year and became one of the few seventh-round old-school country boys in history to develop a locker-room-dividing ego.

Indeed, since 1977 China has pursued the most ambitious program in history to develop a legal profession, though the legacy of the earlier era still makes itself felt in subtle ways.

The social historian, surveying the same field from a different angle, would point out that the English were the first people in history to develop not only a self-conscious, independent children's literature but also the commercial institutions capable of supporting and furthering it.

Medical professionals routinely use the subjective history to develop hypotheses about what may be causing a patient's dizziness.

Reinventing and resilient, contemporary Spanish design draws upon its prolific history to develop new designs with scarcity of means. .