Sentence examples for of sustained development from inspiring English sources

Jones, praised Dr. Winn Barlow as a "wise, warm and witty educator who so ably guided Brearley through a period of sustained development and improvement".

In his e-mail Friday morning, Mr. Jones described her interim replacement, Dr. Winn Barlow, who was head of school from 1997 until her retirement in 2003, as a "wise, warm and witty educator who so ably guided Brearley through a period of sustained development and improvement".

Like a stepping-stone, it could enable the immediate start of sustained development of outer space with technologies available today.

In the light of the sustained development in computer technology, the possibilities of code capabilities have been enlarged substantially.

"The aim of an ambassador, as we understand it, is to promote sustained development of bilateral relations with the host country based on thorough knowledge of the facts, and not irritated repetition of fairy tales in the media," the statement said.

As Ethiopian scientist Melaku Worede, a recipient of the prestigious Right Livelihood Award has affirmed, "The existence of such genetic diversity in Ethiopia has a great significance for long-term food security of the country... because it provides the resource base on which sustained development of high-yielding and stable varieties depend".

The main terms used in this manifestation of futures research are "sustained development" and "future-oriented development", which are synonymous to each other.

PICP also induces early and sustained development of vessels in the treated tumors.

PTCRIS aims to ensure the creation and sustained development of a national integrated information ecosystem, to support research management according to the best international standards and practices.

PTCRIS (Portuguese Current Research Information System) is a program aiming at the creation and sustained development of a national integrated information ecosystem, to support research management according to the best international standards and practices.

Prof Aynsley-Green said he was in discussions with Sir Ian Kennedy, chairman of the new commission for healthcare audit and inspection, about producing a "toolkit" aimed at sustaining development of children's services.