Sentence examples for sudden development of from inspiring English sources
Left cave paintings at Chauvet, Lascaux and Altamira, suggesting a sudden development of art.
In truth, his is not so much an act of malevolence as it is the result of a deep internal conflict between his programming and his sudden development of sentience.
This one, at the beautiful gallery of Compton Verney in Warwickshire (until 1 June) looks at the sudden development of his thin men in the months following the armistice in 1945.
Because of the sudden development of his symptoms and the fact that they worsened when he exerted himself, the doctor worried that the problem may have been his heart, not his lungs.
The sudden development of a truly life-saving science has forced us to grapple with a difficult question: If we have the power to save someone's life, but they can't afford to pay, do we stand aside and watch them die?
"In view of the sudden development of the Chiefs' request, coupled with rumored reports over the past week, and Coach Vermeil's continued assurances to Rams ownership that he would not coach in the N.F.L., we feel that further investigation is necessary before permission is granted," Shaw said in a statement.
It is alleged that Schultz, who described himself as a doctor of philosophy, attempted to obtain important secret information regarding the preparedness of the British fleet in case of any sudden developments of the Moroccan crisis and that he offered permanent engagements to act as spies to Mr. S.H. Duff, a Plymouth solicitor, and Mr. E.C. Tarren, a Plymouth tradesman.
The sudden development and advancement of wearable internet of things (IoT) sensors, fog computing, mobile technology, cloud computing and better internet coverage have enhanced the quality of remote healthcare services.
Because of this sudden development I expect to see a lot of sneaky publicity regarding the dangers of E-mail as part of an overall PR campaign.
Remember how no sudden development and no single injury seemed capable of altering fate?
Rinderpest was the most severe infectious disease of cattle and was characterized by its sudden development and high mortality.
