Sentence examples for mainstream developments from inspiring English sources

In his pursuit of a unification of the fundamental forces, Einstein ignored some mainstream developments in physics, most notably the strong and weak nuclear forces, which were not well understood until many years after his death.

Consequently, neither the mainstream developments in the international literature nor comparable local events in neighbouring countries belong to its scope.

Like many of its Caribbean neighbours, Montserrat is prone to a range of geological and hydro-meteorological hazards and yet risk management knowledge was not well developed and had not been incorporated into mainstream development (World Bank 2002).

His view fits the mainstream development consensus that emphasises "country ownership" – that lasting change comes from within developing countries, rather than through policies imposed from outside.

The mainstream development community has effectively given up, rolled over and gone to sleep.

But as this agenda has moved out of the "gender ghetto" and into mainstream development practice, several myths have emerged.

But the importance of a strong society is common ground for both the right and mainstream development thinking.

They often fail to benefit from mainstream development programmes and are some of the most likely candidates to be affected by the shortfalls in international development.

For Barlow, who worked in mainstream development for a decade before going solo and creating Her Story, the most important of his three awards was Mobile & Handheld.

Donors must include people with disabilities in all mainstream development projects and make specific investments to enable people with disabilities to participate in broader society, he says.

Some of the smaller ones have avoided mainstream development, however; such as the private island resort of Nikoi, which opened with just six beach houses in 2007.