Sentence examples similar to tilt development from inspiring English sources

Opponents fear pipeline leaks and an explosion of greenhouse gases that would arise from the full-tilt development of Canada's unconventional oil deposits.

Prenatal and early-life environmental insults ranging from malnutrition to toxic exposures can tilt the odds toward development of adverse health effects decades later.

If the system goes awry and brain development tilts too strongly toward the father, a result can be autism, these scientists suggest; too heavily toward the mother, and the child may develop mood disorders.

If Kim's nomination goes through, as it surely will, barring something out of the blue a gentleman's agreement between the U.S. and Europe means the former has always picked the head of the Bank the tilt away from old-fashioned development projects and towards public-health initiatives will probably continue.

After the reform and opening up, the government began to tilt all resources towards economic development.

Mice were monitored carefully and sacrificed when they displayed symptoms of tumor development (lethargy, head tilt).

The stalemate came amid environmentalists' claims that supporters of the other candidate, Commissioner Dave Potter, were trying to tilt the commission toward pro-development interests.

Some industry leaders were also concerned that NIH funding would tilt away from basic science toward drug development, which they say academic scientists are not suited to do.

The shallow-inclination component can probably be attributed to tilting associated with the development of the rhyolite dome.

It was a significant development, as Syria's Kurds number about 2 million people and could potentially tilt the balance of power towards the opposition.

A slight firm tilt.