Sentence examples for times to develop from inspiring English sources

Different groups of Europeans came at different times to develop and export the abundant fish, furs, forests, and minerals.

Even if it closed this year, she said, the state would probably wait until better economic times to develop the land.

But Debbie Patterson has been stung enough times to develop a recently discovered allergy of her own and she will be receiving injections of the venom, which the lab is providing at no cost to its supplier.

It's the fact that we didn't get started on a whole host of issues that we shouldn't be starting right now, because it takes long lead times to change the schools, or it takes long lead times to develop alternative energy sources.

It certainly did in a 2002 performance conducted by Britten's friend (and Ms. Vishnevskaya's husband) Mstislav Rostropovich in Peenemünde, Germany — at a plant used in Nazi times to develop the dreaded V-2 rocket, now a museum — with an international cast and an audience including Mikhail Gorbachev and other dignitaries.

This requires us to reference other parts of a sentence at different times to develop understanding.

We had time to develop close relationships.

But paranoia takes some time to develop.

He should take his time to develop.

And the effects take time to develop.

Operatic voices take time to develop.