Sentence examples for unfolding developments from inspiring English sources
"Policymakers are watching unfolding developments in Europe closely".
French authorities have been keeping a close eye on the rapidly unfolding developments in Italy.
The news capped a dramatic day of unfolding developments in the News of the World phone-hacking scandal.
The paper was cited for coverage that "regularly brought forth new information together with skilled analysis of unfolding developments".
Still, even if Mr. Bush is able to score politically on China, the unfolding developments could smother his agenda.
More importantly, al-Qaida was alive and relevant to the unfolding developments of the Arab Spring, or civil wars, in Yemen, Syria and Libya on Friday.
It will be tremendously important for the Trump administration (and a Republican-controlled Congress), to thoroughly review their unfolding development agenda and see how this wide range of current policies and priorities can positively contribute to a multi-pronged approach to foreign policy goals versus just cherry-picked conservative development priorities.
Although it will report unfolding operational developments rapidly up the chain of command, it is principally interested in moods and intentions.
In the US, studies have shown that many rely on The Daily Show for political insight, while Twitter – a medium humming with jokes and pithy remarks – is how people follow unfolding political developments.
Of course, evolution implies a gradual unfolding and development of character to reveal subtleties and complexity, a process anathema to sitcoms, and extraordinarily difficult to achieve in one-hour shows like "That's Life".
Of course, evolution implies a gradual unfolding and development of character to reveal subtleties and complexity, a process anathema to sitcoms, and extraordinarily difficult to achieve in one-hour shows like "That's Life". Instead, a facile formula has been in place for decades: Italian-Americans are defined as such on network television only when they are working-class.
