Sentence examples for more developmental from inspiring English sources

More developmental games.

I know funding is short but there need to be more developmental opportunities to encourage emerging artists to stay.

He is still maturing, still learning the game, so there is more developmental mileage in him which will benefit this club in the long term as well.

"We now know that there are several different models that seem to work — some more behavioral, some more developmental, some more eclectic," Dr. Fred R. Volkmar, director of the Yale Child Study Center, told me.

They feed on eggs and stored food in the bee nest as they pass through several more developmental stages, changing from a larva to a legless grub.

"We have to move away from a focus on just pain medications and acute medical interventions toward a more developmental approach," said the study's senior author, Dr. Terrie Inder, a professor of pediatrics.

The university, which until 1992 was known as the City of London Polytechnic, has instead decided to return to its traditional mission of offering more vocationally focused courses and what Dr. Gillies described as "a more developmental" teaching style to prepare students for well-defined careers.

Yet, we can begin to determine when the preponderance is relatively more developmental compared to environments that are more obstructionist or more predatory.

At all levels, the potential for government to substitute successfully for industry or academia assumes a government that is more developmental than predatory, along with epistemic communities that learn to recognize the benefits of international collaboration and competition.

Supporters of SSC argue that it has a more developmental approach than traditional aid since it does not focus only on poverty alleviation and because it is less self-interested.

While there are a few startups working to rank and review mobile apps, like KinderTown, for instance (which also vets apps with educators), Dr. Gray says that he believes the YogiMeter system uses a more developmental approach with techniques common to those familiar in child development and education.