Sentence examples for the development of a veritable from inspiring English sources
The development of a veritable delivery science should be the chief objective of tropical medicine.
A veritable Ur-object for Purifoy's career — and for the development of art in Los Angeles and the United States — "Watts Riot" is unfortunately not in the show.
Over the years, folk medicine has remained a veritable platform for researchers for sourcing lead compounds for the development of potent therapeutic agents.
But without the dogged work of a veritable army of planners and engineers, annoyance would have spilled over into catastrophe.
He discusses casting and character development like a veritable corporate executive, earnestly defending the choice of Mickey Rourke as his nemesis in this high-stakes sequel.
The Sunday Mirror Kevin O'Sullivan reflected on Oliver's development since his arrival, with the observation, "Once he was the strutting ladies' man of the wards, a veritable medical Casanova who exuded confidence and charm.
He accused the Haqqani network of being "a veritable arm" of the ISI, which Pakistan vehemently denied.
A year ago Admiral Mike Mullen, then chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, called the Haqqanis a "veritable arm" of the ISI.
And then there was the diversity of the players themselves, a veritable United Nations of citizens.
They're thrifty there!" At the opposite end of the spectrum was Glasgow, a veritable forest of tower blocks.
His novel "The Counterlife" is a veritable atlas of lives lived under the pressure of opposing tendencies.
