Sentence examples for the way things develop from inspiring English sources

That could yet be the way things develop.

One of the driving forces in the Texas drought was the way things developed in the Pacific Ocean.

If culture is defined as "the way things get done around here," the way of doing things that organizations develop through trial and error, over time, are the things that drive behavior and performance.

"Right now, I'm a little worried about the way things have developed".

There are worrying parallels with the way things are developing here.

"For China, we are concerned about the events and the way things are developing," said Wang Guamgya, China's ambassador to the United Nations.

A few months later, on the eve of leaving, Mann wrote to Adorno, "The way things are developing is already clear.

The way things are developing I must have a political representative out there where big decisions will be made at short notice.

Yet although Case — who has been farming in the Intervale for 10 years — is hardly happy about this, his optimism dominates his attitude: "This was a hard year, of course, but the way things have developed has made it easier in general for us to make a living".

The way things have developed has defied everybody's predictions.

Standing on the spot where just 24 hours earlier he had been trying to direct the crowd, one of the protest leaders, Haris Ibrahim, reflected on the way things had developed.