This was a long-developing hot-property project, with the kind of subject matter a sweeping period romance and love-triangle costume drama set in the Netherlands at the height of tulip mania that traditionally has Oscar voters salivating in Pavlovian response.
Mr. Christenberry, born in 1936, and Ms. Graves, who died in her 50s in 1995, are underappreciated figures, with long-developing, multifaceted careers.
With the long-developing subprime-mortgage crisis as the proximate cause, the United States led the world into a historic economic recession in late 2008.
In other words, the shift to workfare is part of a long-developing consensus among governing elites which have worked on a bipartisan basis to establish popular consent for such ideas.
This, he further declared, could not be attributed to any single factor -- say, the team currently in the White House -- but rather represented a profound, long-developing and enduring divergence.
But his muted response is also the culmination of a long-developing trend in the national Democratic Party: to tiptoe away from a policy discussion that they believe has caused them great political damage.
Lift first revealed its long-developing plans in a blog post in June: To give us a simple way to achieve any goal.
The venture-backed startup first revealed its long-developing tracking band over a year ago and recently pulled back the curtain on its accompanying web service.
The ely gastro bar is pivotally located in a long-developing technology hub on the Docklands, with a newly opened hotel, a theater, and offices for Google, Facebook, LinkedIn, and State Street financial nearby.
As such, Reich believes that Nooly is the first weather app to offer these features, with a near-perfect degree of accuracy in one mobile product — while featuring its own unique predictions based on its long-developing proprietary algorithms.
Long-developing trends like the crime drop by definition aren't daily news.
