Sentence examples for most promising developments from inspiring English sources

Yet, catheter-delivered prostheses almost exclusively use bioprosthetic tissue, thereby reducing one of the most promising developments for patients of the developing world into a fringe product for the few first world recipients.

Which leads to one of the most promising developments of 2015: Bill Gates' announcement that he will develop a multi-billion dollar fund to pay the costs of researching new renewable energy technologies.

Northumberland's plan as one of NHS England's new care model "vanguards" to establish an accountable care organisation is one of the most promising developments.

Although this goal remains distant, the most promising developments in technology and design are based on the principle of biological mimicry.

Taking into account these different factors, the paper outlines how nuclear energy may contribute to the reduction of greenhouse gases, and which are the most promising developments.

BLACK DANCE: TRADITION AND TRANSFORMATION -- Some of the richest and most promising developments in recent modern dance have come from black choreographers, several of whom draw on dance and music forms from Africa and the Caribbean.

Victory for Qaddafi threatened the most promising development of the Arab Spring — an end to fear.

It is the most promising development in the field of public health in recent years and an antidote to pessimism.

The most promising development in some time may have been made by a 58-year-old lawyer from Seattle, Washington, with no relevant professional expertise or accreditation.

The therapy is the most promising development yet in the search for a long-term treatment for the allergy, which affects 4% of British schoolchildren.

Less than three weeks after the Camp David push for a final Middle East peace settlement ended without agreement, perhaps the most promising development, by the reckoning of many on both sides, is what has not happened.