Sentence examples for might have development from inspiring English sources
Due to this bound, the highest-cost power option promoted by PROINFA (wind power generation) might have development problems.
This paper seems to imply that there's some low-hanging fruit in development – that these cash infusions might have profound development consequences, and might be underutilized as a development tool.
A successful HTML5 game might have cheaper development costs, but may require more narrative ingenuity.
"It will be a long time before that business and any others they might have in development are profitable," Ms. Richardson said.
Yet even if President Clinton had signed the bill, lawsuits by local native groups and environmentalists might have forestalled development, cautioned Shirley Neff, a former economist with the Senate Energy Committee -- then Democratic controlled.
Legitimate explanatory reasoning invoking the classical gene concept does not depend on any baggage concerning what genes are for or what function a gene might have in development.
Especially in schizophrenia research, it is necessary to provide the history of drug treatment, the cause of death and the age of a sample, as well as environmental factors that might have influenced development of the disease.
Conclusions The findings that SSRIs during fetal development might have subtle effects on motor development and motor control are consistent with the pharmacologic properties of the drugs.
I think they were concerned that I might have my cerebral development stunted by junk food adverts and spurious toy promotions.
And African governments — some, like Guinea, endowed with natural resources and cursed with corruption — have too often spent less of that wealth than they might have on rural development.
Wall's rookie year was spent with a Wizards team full of headcases and talented-but-flawed figures, and there has been a concern that this might have hampered his development.
