Sentence examples for mode of development from inspiring English sources

In their morphology and mode of development, the anterior parts show more primitive conditions than the posterior ones.

Did Bengal want to become part of the "new India", and of a mode of development often based on state violence and inequity?

Indeed, as I argued in an essay in this week's magazine, the Chinese mode of development — "state capitalism" is the phrase often used to describe it — rather than being something radical and new, can be seen as the country's greatest knock-off.

The development has been planned to benefit from the affordability of agricultural land and the belief that individuals, when given a certain level of responsibility, will be able to organise themselves and select the most sensible mode of development for their own particular needs.

Afghanistan's sky-high fertility seems consistent with a view of the country as trapped in an exceptional and dysfunctional mode of development, marked by war, religious extremism, tribal honour codes and the subjugation of women.But this fertility rate was always a bit of a guess.

"The opportunities facing us are no longer the traditional ones of simply entering the international division of labor, expanding exports and accelerating investments, but rather new opportunities forcing us to expand domestic demand, improve innovative capacities and promoting the transformation of the mode of development," the statement said.

They still argue, though, that their open mode of development, which involves large numbers of people, builds in security.

"The idea is to have an integrated community that will have jobs, houses and local facilities built in what will be a garden city-type mode of development".

The cockroach, Periplaneta americana represents a basal insect lineage that undergoes the ancestral hemimetabolous mode of development.

China's anti-hegemonic aim, expressed in almost inscrutable prose, is to secure "tolerance among civilisations" and respect for the "modes of development chosen by different countries".

Most of the coal reserves are in developing nations such as China, which increasingly recognizes the very serious damage that coal use entails and is looking for alternatives modes of development.