Sentence examples for many major developments from inspiring English sources

Many major developments and players -- like homeland security plans and the influential role played in the Iraq debate by figures like the Pentagon adviser Richard Perle -- are underplayed or completely ignored.

The play lacks the lyricism of Shakespeare's better-known works, and its dramatic flaws are hard to ignore -- too many major developments (a crucial poisoning, a pivotal death) happen offstage; two strong female characters essentially disappear in the second half; an heir materializes out of nowhere at the end.

As head of the Real Estate Department at Milbank Tweed he was involved in many major development projects and sales in NYC including Lincoln and Rockefeller Centers and Battery Park City.

You see, id like many major game development studios, aren't furiously coding Android apps like they are iOS programs.

Simplygon's SDK is used by many major game development studios and the company recently expanded into the AR/VR market, too.

The workshop considered specific issues such as rural transport, new technology, car tolls to subsidise public transport, safety issues with informal transport and the failure to evaluate the longer-term impacts of many major transport infrastructure developments.

In other developments: Many major roads are being affected by snow, with parts of the M4 and M50 closed for a time.

As with all major developments, however, many questions remain unanswered and specialized issues exist that require empirical attention.

This year also saw many major art selfie happenings and developments, including the creation of an art selfie museum in the Philippines, an exhibition highlighting the "selfies" of Dutch painting masters, and a legal debacle over a selfie taken by a monkey.

Many of the major development projects in Africa will result in destructive "corridors" being built through some of the world's most precious wildlife areas with little or no overall benefit for the local population, a study has found.

Estuaries, rias, fjords and lagoons (collectively called transitional waters, TW) are highly important ecosystems both for their high productivity but also as sites of urban and industrial development, supporting many major cities and ports.