Sentence examples for the maturing of from inspiring English sources

In some respects, Cloud Computing represents the maturing of these technologies and is a marketing term to represent that maturity and the services they provide [6].

Are we witnessing the maturing of American design?

But it also highlights the maturing of Polish diplomacy.

One is the maturing of the country's capital markets.

So we are seeing the maturing of America; the country is growing up politically".

"You saw the maturing of both into the pitchers they have become," the Expos' executive said.

It would be incorrect, though, to say the maturing of Thompson has been inevitable.

It is another sign, perhaps, of the maturing of the local football market.

The opera is about the maturing of a young, fearless and somewhat witless demigod.

By the beginning of the imperial era the maturing of Roman intellectual culture was evident.

The second half of the 19th century saw the maturing of Realism in Russia.