Sentence examples for thanks to these developments from inspiring English sources
I'm going to venture a prediction that this field will be expanding rapidly in the near future, and we're going to start getting a lot of new insights into how ancient people lived and were affected by their environments thanks to these developments.
Thanks to these developments, when philosophy of science became a professional field late in the late 1940s, Latin America had some scientists and philosophers ready and willing to fully join their counterparts in Europe and North America.
Thanks to these developments, we now expect those who participate in international atrocity crimes to be held criminally accountable in a fair and just court of law in the country where the crimes occurred or, where that country is unable or unwilling to do so, at the ICC.
Chilled food like chilled ready meals and chilled puddings are a recent addition to the basket thanks to the developments in hygiene and plastics technology since the 1980s.
These days, thanks to the development of multi-sensor networks, related research areas have increased rapidly.
If anything, the moundster's task is less a grind these days thanks to the development of the art of relief pitching.
There is no doubt that, thanks to the development of omics technologies, these efforts have generated a wealth of new knowledge that has led to profound revisions to biological thinking, our understanding of how life functions and diseases occur.
Ethanol output has more than doubled since 2002, thanks to the development of flex-fuel engines for cars, capable of running on either petrol or ethanol indistinguishably.
Over the past hundred years, thanks to the development of antibiotics, vaccines, and other treatments, the life span of the average Westerner has steadily increased.
Patients with many types of leukaemia, lymphoma and myeloma can now live for many years with a good quality of life, thanks to the development of new drugs.
Oil also hampered crack development during curing, thanks to the development of large spherical pores.
