Sentence examples for lively developments from inspiring English sources

But the movement spun off lively developments in theatre, music, dance, design, advertising, fashion, and even toys.

In the lively development of psychological understanding over the past century, a theory of the psychology of action remains the most murky and the last to be focused upon and understood.

The presence of MassChallenge, in itself, attracted hundreds of new ventures and changed the epicenter of the conversation about where the most lively development opportunities in the city could be found.

It grew ever clearer to me that, without this general perspective, even the purest scientific research would suffer, inasmuch as, by alienating itself from the various and lively cultural developments going on, it would be condemned to the dryness which afflicts a plant shut up in a cellar without sunlight (Felix Klein, 1923).

The liveliest intellectual developments were perhaps to be found beyond the mainstream.

Neighbors and historians say they are eager to see the buildings restored along with a lively new development, although perhaps not as lively as it was at the turn of the last century.

Boats (Radhusbrygge 3; 47-23-35-68-90; www.boatsightseeing.com) leave from a dock opposite the Oslo City Hall, and a two-hour ride costs 230 kroner. 1 p.m. 6) ON THE TABLE After returning to land, head over to nearby Aker Brygge, a lively waterfront development of bars, restaurants and a huge indoor shopping center.

Ireland is also home to a lively web development sector and a vibrant blogging community, so we'll try to tell some of those stories in posts to come.

The Times is discontinuing the Green blog, which was created  to track environmental and energy news and to foster lively discussion of developments in both areas.

And there's a lively third-party development community over at pogoplugged.com.

In Syria, for instance, the U.N. has a lively set of development programs, is currently appealing for $20 million in emergency relief contributions to help "up to 1 million drought victims," and has already allocated some $1.97 million to this project from a standing U.N. emergency fund (to which the U.S. is a major donor).