Meanings of possible developments in English

Wheels began to revolve, bringing into motion and view other possible developments.

In attacking with fire, one should be prepared to meet five possible developments:

Discussion centred on unemployment, programmes to reintegrate the long-term unemployed, and possible developments in public sector jobs.

But this may be revised in time, to take account of possible developments in the foot-and-mouth crisis.

Getty images Copyright: Getty images Westminster correspondent David Porter outlines the possible developments this week in easing the lockdown.

And also he need feel no slightest concern about the financial aspect of any possible developments of the Christine adventure.

His attention was entirely centred on the house he saw before him and on the possible developments awaiting him there.

The worst possible developments in Laos seem to have been averted, and a detente of sorts seems to be in the making.

You never speculated about the ultimate causes of things, or puzzled yourself concerning the possible developments of society in the next hundred years.

I did not here mean such feeble currents as are passed along a telegraph wire, but I mean the very highest possible developments.

This impression was heightened by his catching the words "naval base," which could only deal with possible developments in a state of war.

"I shall not sleep to-night for thinking of those possible developments."