Sentence examples for a large development in from inspiring English sources

One property developer who negotiated permission to build a large development in a neighbouring part of east London says he ended up talking to around a hundred planning and development agencies and their offshoots.

In addition, Tishman Speyer, a real estate company — where Ms. Farley is a senior managing director — has agreed to forgo any role in the development of the arts center itself, which will be built as part of a large development in Tianjin, China's fifth-largest city.

After the apartments were granted building permits on Wednesday night, the negotiator, Saeb Erekat, compared the move to an embarrassing 2010 episode in which the Israeli Interior Ministry approved a large development in another annexed area of Jerusalem while Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. was visiting.

In the last decades the application of FC verified a large development in the areas of physics and engineering and considerable research about a multitude of applications emerged such as, viscoelasticity, signal processing, diffusion, modeling, and control [8 17].

It proposed a large development in the southern Milton Keynes district of Denbigh North, including a 30,000-capacity football stadium, a 150000 sqft Asda hypermarket, an IKEA store, a hotel, a conference centre, and a retail park.

At a ceremony scheduled for Thursday evening, center officials planned to sign a memorandum of understanding with the Chinese state-owned company, the Tianjin Innovative Finance Investment Company, that is creating the arts center as part of a larger development in the city.

The reform wasn't merely a tangential shift in casting, but a larger development in dramatic tenets.

DfID has a large development programme in the country, which receives 3% of all the department's aid to sub-Saharan Africa.

The Welch family lived in a large development, and all the boys nearby congregated in the basement of the three-story house, where they goofed off and played video games.

Another thing I learned was that when you're involved in a large development project, projects often morph.

The owner of a lot at 158 East 100th Street had planned to develop 11 residential units on the lot, but he sold it last April because he was involved with a much larger development in Queens.