Sentence examples for will develop rapidly from inspiring English sources
A hard-fought, entertaining match which ended in a penalty shoot-out triumph for the English champions over their French counterparts delivered more than its fair share of excitement, and plotlines that will develop rapidly as the new season begins next Sunday, when Chelsea and Arsenal meet in the Community Shield at Wembley.
In the global integration context, learning experiences is vital to ensure that the country will develop rapidly and modernly.
The hypothesis for this study is that IR-like symptoms will develop rapidly in Xenopus exposed to BaP, affecting the metabolism of carbohydrates and fatty acids and thus leading further to liver steatosis with an apoptotic phenotype in hepatocytes.
Based on the results of this study, in the absence of an effective oral care regime periodontitis will develop rapidly in this breed and if left unchecked could progress further and ultimately lead to loss of teeth and significant discomfort for the dog [ 7, 16].
Diversity management will begin to develop rapidly, out from under the traditional human resources and talent acquisition roles, to assume more dotted-line responsibilities that will touch corporate strategy, corporate social responsibility, organizational design & effectiveness, corporate marketing and even sales.
"We'll begin to develop rapidly for Android devices and the iPad," he said, expecting those versions to be ready by the end of 2010.
Rambis and Kahn maintain that Flynn will develop more rapidly by learning additional sets and styles.
Over time, I think the hardware will develop incredibly rapidly, and the software will become the bottleneck".
Consequently, ECC will develop more rapidly on the altered tooth surfaces [ 9].
Possibly, the relationship between patient and therapist will develop more rapidly when the contact is more intense.
(4.2) Increasing inhibitor degradation or decreasing activator degradation will increase the pattern size and, consequently, the patterns will develop more rapidly.
