Sentence examples for visible developments from inspiring English sources
Selfridges' August opening of its Christmas department is one of the more visible developments, but behind the scenes retailers see services that bring together high-street retail and the world of online shopping as the key to winning customers this Christmas.
In one of the more visible developments of that battle, Apple scored a sweeping legal victory over Samsung in August when a U.S. jury found Samsung had copied critical features of the hugely popular iPhone and iPad and awarded Apple $1.05 billion in damages.
"Visible development gives the impression of stability and progress".
The most visible development has been on the northeast stretch of the coast, now home to the Parc del Fòrum and the surrounding Diagonal Mar residential district.
"But if you can imagine it in two or three years' time, it will be completely transformed". The biggest and most visible development in the city centre is called Paradise Birmingham.
And Spot On is only the latest and most visible development in Planned Parenthood's efforts to use inclusive language across its programs.
During this time, the fungus makes its initial penetration of mesophyll tissue and, as reflected by the visible development of lesions, commences necrotrophic growth.
Under these conditions, the plumule (cotyledons) end of embryos turned yellow and visible development of radicle was observed, within 20-24d of culture in germination media.
Like other emerging economies, Brazil is becoming an increasingly visible development player and is contributing to the definition of new forms of cooperation among Southern nations [ 1].
Growth was compared to wells, containing B. dendrobatidis in TGhL broth without antimicrobial compound and was defined both as microscopically visible development of zoospores to sporangia, and a visible increase in the number of fungal organisms.
Yet in spite of this visible development – results of Angola's vast oil wealth – the country still struggles to provide essential services to its citizens, and to keep pace with its swelling population.
