Sentence examples for history developing from inspiring English sources

Such a hard-nosed approach to foreigners, regional experts say, reflects Iraq's difficult history developing its oil industry.

The South Street Seaport played a significant role in the city's early history, developing from a small cluster of wharves into part of the nation's leading port and making New York an international center of commerce.

This may sound like empty boasting – "console-quality visuals" has been an overused phrase in mobile gaming since before the app store era – but NaturalMotion's history developing animation technology used for console franchises including Grand Theft Auto, Reil has weight behind his comments.

And then there is the company's long history developing vaccines for meningitis, cervical cancer, and whooping cough, which work by teaching the immune system to attack diseases.

She analyzes how the earliest Christians literally wrote their way into history, developing a literary and religious culture that was deeply embedded in Hellenistic Judaism and the wider Greco-Roman world, while also proclaiming its distinctiveness from each.

This summer, our second class of Duke History Revisited students dug into the University's history, developing individual research projects that tell the stories of people and events that are not widely known.

But, on the whole, regardless of technological developments, he concludes, "History develops, art stands still".

As interest in black history developed in the 1980s, Woods provided invaluable information about pre-Windrush black settlement in Britain.

He developed a philosophy of history according to which history develops in three ages of increasing spirituality: the ages of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

Traditional seeds are the kind farmers have planted throughout history, developed by crossing parents with desirable traits to get a superior variety.

Maradona is a man who, under the pressures of withdrawal from his own peak as one of the finest players in history, developed a chronic drug addiction.