Sentence examples for what's developing from inspiring English sources

"What's developing is a digital divide," said Ken Dychtwald, the chief executive of Age Wave, a research and consulting organization that focuses on population aging.

It actually had a number of other impacts on the colonies as a whole and on sort of what's developing in the colonies.

But part of what's developing is this question of who's tough enough, who can play through it?" Janelle suffered her second A.C.L. rupture, the one in Houston, while playing in her third tournament in three weekends with her club team, the Weston Fury.

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Bruce Rogers: What's the landscape like for NEA right now? What's interesting and what's developing that you find particularly exciting?

What's developing is a race between the U.S. and China for hegemony on the Korean peninsula in the post-Kim Jong Il era.

But Lonely Planet gets it right: what's developed in the last 20 years or so still usually carries that innate Philadelphia spirit.

The dean is responsible for encouraging innovation and collaboration across campus, promoting Princeton research to potential donors and supporters, ensuring that all research meets the highest ethical standards, and encouraging an entrepreneurial spirit that aims to bring what's developed in the lab to market and the public.

From what's developed in the Granite City there are important lessons for other places blessed (and cursed) with abundant natural resources.

Awards, happily (if gently) skewering what's developed into Nashville's most vexing predicament: its erasure of women.

What's new: Developing two tourist cities –each 5 million square meters in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia.