Sentence examples for natural developments from inspiring English sources
But the evidence is not conclusive, and it could equally be argued that these are natural developments within the system.
These are natural developments for a country of its size and influence, China argues, and do not signal it has changed tack.
On the other side of the debate, as we have seen, we have Protagoras' contention in the Great Speech that law and morality are themselves natural developments, necessary for human survival and the growth of civilization.
Long before Trump imposed his tariffs, Beijing fought such natural developments with programs that have resulted in a massive debt overhang that now presents yet another stumbling block to Chinese growth.
The direct counter-model to Heraclitus' explanation of natural changes was the atomism of Leucippus, Democritus, and Epicurus, who viewed matter as constituted by inert material atoms with permanent properties (e.g., weight) and took natural developments to be the macroscopic effects of atoms colliding and changing their spatial positions.
Again, these institutions and roles are necessary, and they're natural developments in our economy.
Before age 11 or 12, she said, when children begin to develop self-consciousness, activities risk distracting children from their natural development.
For Mr. Klima this is a natural development.
"Those albums were a natural development," Mayall says.
In many ways, the changes are a natural development.
