Sentence examples for to rapidly developing from inspiring English sources

If this happens, more than 90% of oil and gas from the Middle East could be sold to Asia, and chiefly to rapidly developing countries such as China, within the same timeframe, the IEA predicted.

The complaint underscored what has become an increasingly common refrain among emerging market nations — that the gradual shift in economic and demographic influence to rapidly developing countries should be reflected in international institutions.

"This important step forward for FutureGen reflects this administration's commitment to rapidly developing carbon capture and sequestration technology as part of a comprehensive plan to create jobs, develop clean energy and reduce climate change pollution," Mr. Chu said in a statement.

Greece has been traditionally a country which sent immigrants to rapidly developing countries.

In the future testing fewer more relevant markers but in large datasets is the best route to rapidly developing clinically useful prognostic tools [ 34, 35].

This is because the patients are usually in a compromised circulatory and pulmonary condition in which low functional residual capacity in combination with a pulmonary shunt and increased oxygen consumption contribute to rapidly developing hypoxemia during apnea [ 1- 4].

The software complexity also impedes the efforts of module developers and software engineers to rapidly develop and extend their code.

However, the surrounding surface subsidence tended to rapidly develop when recharge stopped.

It also transforms these devices into social sensors, and allows programmers to rapidly develop locally and socially aware applications.

A major goal, officials said, is to spur governments and private industry to rapidly develop new technologies to help solve the climate challenge.

These adaptations reflect the diversity and ubiquity of toxins in its host plants and underlie the capacity of P. xylostella to rapidly develop insecticide resistance.