Sentence examples for peculiar developments from inspiring English sources

Because published data on the funeral industry were highly aggregated in most cases and, therefore, provided few insights into the industry's peculiar developments in Berlin, I contacted the Federal Statistical Office of Germany (Destatis) to obtain more fine-grained data (available upon request).

It appears that they swap cells so often because of their peculiar development.

In nearly all Romance languages a following nasal consonant has caused peculiar development in a preceding vowel.

Complaints like the ones brought by Carlton and Lack represent a peculiar development for sexual-harassment law and especially for the concept of "hostile environment".

It was the Messenian factor above all that determined the peculiar development of Sparta, because it forced Spartans to adjust their institutions to deal with a permanently hostile subject population.

That's $38 million more than the Review-Journal and a significantly larger media portfolio was sold for just nine months ago -- a peculiar development in a struggling industry. .

People take lessons in butchery, we read about rock star butchers, and that's a peculiar development, but I don't think its central to the main issues of the food movement.

The range of specific projects financed by MDB is effectively unlimited but would be shaped by the scope of peculiar development EE/FSU problems on a country-by-country basis.

Whatever the developments peculiar to particular nations, we can be fairly sure that the treatments in leading hospitals in all of the richer countries will increasingly be carried out according to protocols for "normal" treatments.

Perhaps the most peculiar of these developments is the emergence and advancement of the mobile virtual network operators (MVNO).

The selection process became even more peculiar when the development corporation hired the team of Peterson Littenberg Architects as "house consultants" to the development corporation, advising Alexander Garvin, the corporation's vice president for architecture, planning and design, and his staff and the corporation's board.