Sentence examples for perceptible developments from inspiring English sources
Small wonder, in 1941, that they went on strike for the right to join a union.Mr Barrier is good at identifying the barely perceptible developments that, in the 1930s, gave Disney control over an expanding empire and a burgeoning industry.
This requires no perceptible growth over a long period.
The ocean to the west and the longitudinal Darling Scarp to the east create perceptible boundaries for development and in turn promote an elongated urbanization pattern, north to south following the coastline.
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The Yaris has developed a perceptible rattle in the engine.
A number of developments help to explain the shifting emphasis: the perceptible easing of relations with the Communist bloc; there are no immediate threats to the peace.
Malaysia, while developing industrially, also is going through perceptible changes socially and culturally.
A perceptible hardening of China's stance toward India is also manifest from other developments, including Chinese strategic projects and military presence in the Pakistan-held portion of Kashmir.
Her psychomotor development had always been normal and no cognitive deficit was perceptible.
Marilyn says that she's researched dialect development in children, and she and her colleagues haven't been able to detect perceptible differences until after 12 months of age.
IF JEFFREY SACHS, itinerant adviser to poor-country governments, scourge of the International Monetary Fund, head of Columbia University's Earth Institute, United Nations' expert of choice on third-world development, and much else besides, were ever to retire (an improbable scenario, admittedly) statistics would show a perceptible downward shift in global output.
