Sentence examples for a massive development of from inspiring English sources

Minnesota-based agribusiness giant Cargill has joined with Arizona luxury-home developer DMB Associates to propose a massive development of 12,000 homes, a million square feet of office space, plus schools and playing fields on 1,436 acres of sea level salt ponds in Redwood City, half way between San Francisco and Silicon Valley.

He killed it when he imposed upon them a massive development of mainly private flats which he had previously described as "a wonderful place to live".

The past decades have seen a massive development of new cancer drugs, some of them acting by changing the epigenome in the malignant cells.

This work was initiated and largely supported by SOFIPROTEOL under the FASO (Le Fonds d'Action Stratégique des Oléoprotéagineux) project "PEAPOL", to answer the increasing demand from French breeders for a massive development of markers in pea, allowing a breakthrough in MAS.

Antares Investment Partners, which has significant holdings in both Stamford and Greenwich, is pursuing a massive development on about 80 acres just south of the city center.

A long-anticipated vote by the California Coastal Commission on Wednesday will decide more than the fate of a massive development proposed for the last big piece of private open land on the Southland coast.

The neighborhood is now fully gentrified, expensive, the chain link fence replaced by cultivated cul-de-sacs and the waterfront in the midst of a massive development.

Moreover, as Le Havre only signed him in the summer of 2010, there would not be a massive development fee either, just an element of compensation and a sell-on clause.

'Deregulation raises concerns around incentives to customers, cheap drinks etc... with corresponding antisocial behaviour problems.' Although he gives super-casinos a 'cautious welcome', he warns: '[With] a massive development attracting thousands, or possible hundreds, of people a day there are obvious problems related to that.

"It would have locked in, for a generation or more, massive development of among the dirtiest fuels on the planet — posing a serious threat to our air, land water, and climate.

As regards the specific question raised by the resolution and related to the situation in the Balkans, the Commission agrees that there is a real danger of massive development of organised crime activities if no coherent and coordinated action is set up in this region associating the various donors as well as the international and regional actors.