Sentence examples for own developmental from inspiring English sources

Each of the characters in Ghosts has their own developmental arc, with their own angst and problems to surmount.

In the two faces you've just made — one your mirrored left side, the other your right — you'll behold your own developmental stability, or lack thereof.

The C.B.A. is reportedly at least $1.5 million in debt, and the league's value plummeted when the National Basketball Association decided to operate its own developmental league rather than rely on the C.B.A.

The league's value plummeted when the N.B.A. decided to operate its own developmental league rather than to continue relying on the C.B.A. Thomas bought the C.B.A. in October 1999 for slightly more than $9 million.

The growth of Asian markets for Papua New Guinea's minerals and liquefied natural gas increased national confidence, which encouraged members of the government to decide their own developmental priorities.

"With technoconsumerism," he wrote, "a humanist rhetoric of 'empowerment' and 'creativity' and 'freedom' and 'connection' and 'democracy' abets the frank monopolism of the techno-titans; the new infernal machine seems increasingly to obey nothing but its own developmental logic, and it's far more enslavingly addictive, and far more pandering to people's worst impulses, than newspapers ever were".

It can be easy to forget in this era of gigantic, monolithic leagues – in which all four major leagues pull in billions of dollars of revenue yearly and in which MLB, NBA and NHL all own entire developmental leagues to pull talent from – that it wasn't always like this.

Increasingly cold climate during the Pliocene and Pleistocene periods may have further influenced selection of an Arctic-adapted fauna with its own unique developmental constraints and environmental tolerances (10, 22 ).

Commissioner David Stern said the N.B.A. planned to start its own, centrally run developmental league with 8 to 10 teams in small-market cities.

But every mammal has its own quirks, notes developmental biologist Davor Solter of the Max Planck Institute for Immunobiology in Freiburg, Germany.

Wiggins, the 2012 Tour de France winner, will lead his own Team Wiggins developmental squad in the men's event after he leaves Team Sky in April.