Sentence examples for the development of developing from inspiring English sources

Sodium-ion batteries (SIBs) have attracted lots of significant interests, arising from in regard to the development of developing a low-cost energy storage system for renewable energy.

If the development of developing countries is structurally tied to the Western economic system, then these countries will remain within the shadow of western capitalism.

As John Noyes observes, benefit sharing reflects the idea of the need to promote the development of developing countries--an idea that is reflected in a multitude of international law instruments.

He was one of the first to draw attention to the potential of new and renewable sources of energy, such as geothermal, solar energy/wind power, for the economic development of developing countries.

Climate change is anticipated to have far reaching effects on the sustainable development of developing countries... WWF's Smith also said, "Cutting black carbon emissions by ensuring adequate access to energy and cleaner cookstoves is in principle good, but we should not assume that this new initiative will deliver quick results".

"Watching the development of Ryan Atkins developing his skills over the years and seeing how Richie Myler's playing at the moment, these are talented kids who are improving".

The research based pharmaceutical industry's few comments framed the WTO Decision's implementation in relation to keeping future innovation and the development needs of developing countries in mind.

Indeed, by not ensuring a minimum access to energy services for a broad segment of the population, economic development of developing countries such as Nigeria beyond the level of subsistence has proven to be a real challenge.

The fact that the developed countries' tariff structures protect the market for processed products more than they do for primary products is seen as an obstacle for the industrial and economic development of developing countries (FAO, 2004a).

This declining share of agricultural sector is consistent with the development experiences of developed countries.

One might propose that a gene that is expressed at one point in the development of an early developing region may be expressed at later times in a later developing region, and not represent true region-specificity.