Sentence examples for most major developments from inspiring English sources

Every predictable turn comes to pass, and most major developments loom so large it's a wonder the elite fighters don't spot them.

The resulting collection is small in size, compared with many European national galleries, but encyclopaedic in scope; most major developments in Western painting "from Giotto to Cézanne" are represented with important works.

Until now, most major development projects in Baltimore have centered on the Inner Harbor, but Montgomery Park is a mile and a half to the southwest in an area that is dominated by parks and low-rise industrial buildings.

Most major new developments open in phases ("Condos, Brand-New Yet Not So Perfect, Aug. 26").

In the Giuliani administration, most major economic development plans were devised and executed by City Hall.

For instance, the most recent major development was lead occupier Ammon Bundy turning away assistance from yet another militia that had showed up hoping to mediate some kind of resolution itself a vote of no confidence from his peers.

Most of the major developments in membrane technology materials, methods, and processes have already been made, with the scene now more one of steady improvement in all of them.

This editorial summarizes the topics discussed in the articles published in this special issue, in the confidence that readers will find this information useful with the most recent research on major developments in the area of epidemiology, detection, and control of foodborne microbial pathogens.

By the time he left office, he had put in place extensive structures to provide information to the prime minister and the executive branch on most major areas of policy, a major development in the professional capacity of the Australian prime minister.

The characters surrounding him – most notably a witch named Cat who uses spray cans and street art stencils in her conjuring – are pretty one-note and most of the plot's major developments are signposted from miles off.

Despite years of planning and millions of public dollars spent to redevelop the area south of the central business district into a regional leisure-time destination, most of the major development activity in the last four years has been in office buildings for private businesses.