Sentence examples for the development of a wider from inspiring English sources

The growth of the business reflects changes in society and people's attitudes toward food, Mr. Hoose said, as well as the development of a wider variety of products.

I have argued for the development of a wider economic bloc based on Nato as a way to encourage the EU to cut red tape and move towards greater openness.

These research efforts will, in the near future, lead to the development of a wider range of industrial strains that should increase the diversity of commercial beers.

The Chapter starts by identifying some of the differences between existing and future systems and goes on to describe the basic properties of CO2 relevant to the issues arising from them. it proceeds to discuss some of the technical aspects of the transport of CO2 by pipeline and ship followed by the development of a wider transport infrastructure.

He saw reflective thinking in the education of individuals as a lever for the development of a wider democratic society.

Therefore, it has been suggested that much more research is required to allow the development of a wider range of low cost, but effective exercise programmes [ 1].

The warming climate and topographical diversity of North America after the Ice Age contributed to the development of a wide variety of cultures and lifestyle among these.

Like her mother before her, Suzanne had a genuine affection for people that led to the development of a wide circle of friends.

In the 20th century there occurred numerous technological advances in medicine, which resulted in the development of a wide variety of diagnostic tests and new techniques to image tissues.

She also said that a recent report [pdf] from Peace Corps sexual assault advisory council said: "The council continues to be impressed with the Peace Corps for its dedication to fulfil the mandates of the Kate Puzey Act and for the development of a wide range of programmes and services for volunteers".

However, according to Dean Murfin, western regional manager for independent financial adviser Countrywide Assured Retirement Services, the development of a wide range of schemes to release equity from properties means that there is no need for someone who has paid off a mortgage to be 'asset-rich, but income-poor'.