Sentence examples for relatively new development from inspiring English sources

This too is a relatively new development for this institution.

He has a house — worth less and less — in a relatively new development.

It is a relatively new development and its residents are largely middle-class and privileged.

This relatively new development has clear benefits for universities – but the main one is the potential to attract international students.

It has not appeared in our league tables before now because its full-time provision is a relatively new development.

"Environmental insurance is a relatively new development and is not very well known in the development community," he said.

Other relatively new developments in artificial reproduction are being used without due regard to their effectiveness or safety, he says.

Relatively new developments include the Coach and Horses on Greek Street, Soho, which now serves exclusively vegetarian pub grub, and a new alcohol-free raw food experience called Redemption.

The City's role as a world financial centre has driven incomes for many professions up to international levels.Since these are relatively new developments, long-run price-to-earnings ratios may no longer apply to the capital.

Agnesi's best-known work, Instituzioni analitiche ad uso della gioventù italiana (1748; "Analytical Institutions for the Use of Italian Youth"), in two huge volumes, provided a remarkably comprehensive and systematic treatment of algebra and analysis, including such relatively new developments as integral and differential calculus.

One of these relatively new developments is the use of dead-end backwashable Hollow Fibre Ultrafiltration.