Sentence examples for serious development for from inspiring English sources
This is a serious development for sure, and we'll likely learn what if anything of interest was recovered during the raid as Robert Mueller's investigation concludes.
This is a particularly serious development for Africa, which finds it difficult to attract private funds.
A good match is edge-of-your-seat, white-knuckled entertainment, but Americans just don't have a built-in national industry for the serious development of the sport, which is why we need to find other reasons to play.
That would be a "serious and unwelcome development" for Ayrshire and the wider Scottish economy, with 300 jobs at the airport and another 1,100 jobs indirectly linked to it.
She argued that the closure of Prestwick would be a "serious and unwelcome development" for the Ayrshire and the Scottish economies, with about 1,400 jobs linked directly or indirectly with the airport.
In a ministerial statement to the Scottish Parliament, Ms Sturgeon said the closure of Prestwick would be a "serious and unwelcome development" for the Ayrshire and Scottish economies, with about 1,400 jobs linked directly or indirectly with the airport.
According to James S. Bennett, director of economic development for Providence, "serious" possible tenants have looked at the building in recent months, though he declined to say who they were.
Growing from its roots in the late 20th century it has evolved into a serious guiding principle for human development for the 21st century.
While it's doubtful that such a move would result in the next big kids gaming hit, it could be a good starting point for testing the waters of the larger market before committing to more serious app development, or just for more casual game-development efforts in general.
It posts a serious threat to health and sustainable development for the future.
If there is a disruption in the development for example, through serious trauma that is not addressed early on, it could result in life-long development problems.
